Light Baking Pan vs. Dark Baking Pan
Light Baking Pan vs. Dark Baking Pan
Light baking pans reflect heat, while dark pans tend to absorb it. Dark pans tend to cook faster and are more likely to burn baked goods than light pans.
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Quality bakeware provides aspiring cooks with the confidence to create crowd-pleasing cakes, fudgy brownies and other mouthwatering treats. This Cooking Light cake pan provides the consistency bakers can count on, guaranteeing a presentation worthy of the work. Cooking Light non-stick bakeware features a safe non-stick coating that is ideal for baking beautiful desserts. Highly durable, the non-stick coating used on this pan provides a smooth surface for great food release and easy cleanup.
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