Aluminum is a common choice for bakeware because it conducts heat well, resists rust and corrosion, and is durable yet lightweight.
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However, every piece of Wilton's UltraGold bakeware has extended handles that are designed to keep bakers safe and help them handle pans as easily as possible.
New as of late 2009, Wilton's line of UltraGold bakeware is designed to produce better results in cake texture and consistency than any other type of pan.
Some craft stores, large grocery stores, wholesale suppliers, and cake decorating specialty stores may also stock UltraGold bakeware, but call ahead if you're looking for a specific size or shape of pan.
The "Products" section of the catalog offers a dozen different categories, from bags and gift wrap to bakeware and party hats.
The company doesn't sell pieces from the new line of bakeware in a set, so if you want more than one pan, you must buy them individually.
The dimensions of each pan are also imprinted on the handles, so you can quickly find them if you have a copious selection of bakeware and are searching for a specific size.
The prices of Wilton's UltraGold pans are within several dollars of the company's other bakeware and of most aluminum or nonstick cake pans available at large grocery stores or cake decorating specialty stores.
The UltraGold bakeware is available in several cake pan sizes and has a few distinctive features to enhance the experience of using it.
Things like Pringles cans, yogurt containers, and milk cartons all make suitable molds for this method of making soap, or use old bakeware such as muffin tins.
You can buy silicone bakeware in heart, flower and other fun shapes - then pour the liquid Plaster of Paris into the molds and let it dry completely.