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Pros & Cons
Pros
The pan is almost a 1/2 taller than the box store brand and it has a lip all the way around that you can use for handles. It has an extended handle that provides good grip when you have oven mitts. The shape makes it easier to remove from the oven.
Kitchenaid nonstick aluminized steel loaf pan. Made of high quality steel and the nonstick coating works just like expected. Non stick coverage is silky smooth and feels super durable.
For quick bread, i always line the pan with parchment that hangs over on the long sides and lightly butter the inside ends of the pan. It bakes evenly as its aluminized steel construction evenly distributes the heat. I bake banana breads and meatloaf ... Read More
I love the sturdier metal because i i imagine it will be less prone to warping over time. Held up to me dropping it right out of the box with no dings nor scratching. Nice weight, seems durable and i'm thinking this is going to last.
Overall very impressed, especially for this price. Good value too. Kitchenaid is a household brand for a reason. Would definitely recommend.
Cons
There were 4 dents in this pan. It seems amazon uses either the brown paper envelopes or the reusable plastic bags to ship these pans.
Highlights
Quality
The loaf plan felt sturdy and had a good weight to it.
The aluminized steel makes the pan feel sturdy and solid.
It bakes evenly as its aluminized steel construction evenly distributes the heat.
Baked banana bread in this pan and i have never had such a beautifully browned, evenly browned and evenly baked loaf.
Price
Overall very impressed, especially for this price.
And you really can't beat the price for something so pretty and high quality!
Price was better than any of the local stores for this type pan.
The price is pretty good for the quality of the pan.
Shipping
Pam’s came quickly and were good quality.
Competitiveness
This product worked far better than my pyrex dish.
The photo shows the difference between a 9x5 loaf pan from a box store and the kitchenaid pan.
It's almost a 1/2" taller than the box store brand and it has a lip all the way around that you can use for handles.
I've made two different breads in this so far; one from a "box mix" and the other a locally procured "beer bread in a bag" deal.
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- This product had a total of 773 reviews as of our last analysis date on Jun 26 2024.
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Bought this to make a pound cake
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Pored the mix in without greesing or spraying and the cake poped right out
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Im a fan of kitchenaid to begin with so when i saw this 9 x 5 loaf pan in the color beetroot i knew i had to have it
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
It bakes evenly as its aluminized steel construction evenly distributes the heat
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Nice thing is i really didnt notice any during the process
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Nice thing is i ended up liking the crispier bread
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
The second time i baked the bread for 5 minutes less and it came out with just the right moisture and softness
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Clean up is easy since i use parchment paper to line the pan instead of greasing it so the bread lifts right out
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