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maggiew · 11-17-2009, 03:45 PM

Does anyone have personal experience with the super brownie pan that you see on tv that "cuts" the brownies for you as you bake it? I'm wondering if the insert pan thing gets stuck easily and makes for messy brownies. Or does it come out clean like they show on TV???

My 14y.o. DD loves to make brownies and I thought this might be a fun Christmas present for her. (Not her only present.)

I know, these pans are totally unnecessary. Please don't tell me to just cut the brownies!!! Its for my 14 y.o.! I think she would like it!!!

Maggie

happygirl · 11-17-2009, 03:48 PM

I think if you would spray them before hand I don't think they would stick

Perditamarie · 11-17-2009, 03:51 PM

I think it looks neat, but I have been making brownies in muffin pans, and they come out great, so I don't think I could buy a pan just for this.

Maybe get dd a muffin pan for cupcakes and brownies (!) and a kit for frosting cakes/cupcakes/brownies -- isn't that the most fun anyway?!

eyor44 · 11-17-2009, 04:08 PM

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Originally Posted by Perditamarie

I think it looks neat, but I have been making brownies in muffin pans, and they come out great, so I don't think I could buy a pan just for this.

What a great idea! Thanks for sharing. I would have never thought of this.

I love brownies, but always make such a mess cutting them.

I do want one of the new pans though, if they worked.

DisneyMomma81 · 11-17-2009, 04:19 PM

If you cut brownies with a plastic knife you'll get clean cuts! I like the idea of baking brownies in a muffin tin - good idea!

HunnyPots · 11-17-2009, 04:20 PM

I saw it demonstrated on the "deal or dud" segment of the evening news and they proclaimed it a deal - no sticking and every brownie came out perfect. They did use non-stick cooking spray on the insert.

mousebymarriage · 11-17-2009, 04:27 PM

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Originally Posted by maggiew

Does anyone have personal experience with the super brownie pan that you see on tv that "cuts" the brownies for you as you bake it? I'm wondering if the insert pan thing gets stuck easily and makes for messy brownies. Or does it come out clean like they show on TV???

My 14y.o. DD loves to make brownies and I thought this might be a fun Christmas present for her. (Not her only present.)

I know, these pans are totally unnecessary. Please don't tell me to just cut the brownies!!! Its for my 14 y.o.! I think she would like it!!!

Maggie

I was thinking of getting the same thing for my DD13. She loves to bake and even asked for a pink blender for christmas (where the heck would I get a pink blender and one that doesn't cost a fortune).

CherylA · 11-17-2009, 04:31 PM

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Originally Posted by mousebymarriage

I was thinking of getting the same thing for my DD13. She loves to bake and even asked for a pink blender for christmas (where the heck would I get a pink blender and one that doesn't cost a fortune).

You can get a pink kitchen aid blender but they cost a fortune; at least 100 bucks

Robinrs · 11-17-2009, 04:37 PM

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Originally Posted by HunnyPots

I saw it demonstrated on the "deal or dud" segment of the evening news and they proclaimed it a deal - no sticking and every brownie came out perfect. They did use non-stick cooking spray on the insert.

We have a "Try it before you buy it" segment on our NBC morning news that tried it out and they really liked it:

http://www.11alive.com/news/local/tr...8419&catid=292

buckeyelabmom · 11-17-2009, 05:04 PM

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Originally Posted by maggiew

Does anyone have personal experience with the super brownie pan that you see on tv that "cuts" the brownies for you as you bake it? I'm wondering if the insert pan thing gets stuck easily and makes for messy brownies. Or does it come out clean like they show on TV???

My 14y.o. DD loves to make brownies and I thought this might be a fun Christmas present for her. (Not her only present.)

I know, these pans are totally unnecessary. Please don't tell me to just cut the brownies!!! Its for my 14 y.o.! I think she would like it!!!

Maggie

We got it at Walmart for 19.xx (so no shipping) and LOVE it! Yes you need to spray the divider and also bake it about 5 min. more than you normally would. My dad did corn bread in it the other night and was also impressed! It comes with a few recipes that look good too.

Tinkerbelle9980 · 11-17-2009, 05:36 PM

MSN had an article about "As seen on TV" stuff a few weeks ago, that reviewed it. They said it worked quite well. I think they were a bit shocked that it did work.

I almost bought one a couple weeks ago, just because I wanted to try. However, I decided it would be a waste for us because I don't generally make stuff like that. Good luck with it!

mykidsand_i · 11-17-2009, 05:38 PM

We got one about 2 months ago and I've used it a lot. IT WORKS REALLY WELL!!!! I always spray the pan and insert before using it to bake. I got mine for 13.99 and free shipping from a site that sells 'tv' stuff...I went back to buy my mom one about 3 weeks ago and the price went up.

I've also used it for cake. I baked a cake about 2 weeks ago (yeah, like cupcakes- just square)..then I stacked them (using a lemon custard filling)- three high. Then, I frosted them and they looked really neat and everyone thought they were cool...I used a decorator frosting and decorated them with hearts and flowers.

savannahcat · 11-17-2009, 05:57 PM

A friend of mine has this. I watched her use it a couple of weeks ago. As long as you spray the entire insert, it comes out cleanly and the brownies are perfect!

DisneyDizzy · 11-17-2009, 06:09 PM

I have one! My Mom sent it to my Son because he loves brownies. We really like it. It does come out easily. I have always sprayed it and *IMPORTANT* you have to let the brownies cool a little bit before you pull it out.

We like it, though.

CaliforniaDreamin · 11-17-2009, 06:13 PM

It's funny how so many kids want this. My DD14 flipped out when she first saw it. Judging by the reviews, looks like I can safely add it to the list!

11-17-2009, 03:45 PM	#1
maggiew If she hates to be wet, then how does the survive bathing? Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: Chicago Posts: 6,194	Opinions on Super Brownie Pan As Seen on TV Does anyone have personal experience with the super brownie pan that you see on tv that "cuts" the brownies for you as you bake it? I'm wondering if the insert pan thing gets stuck easily and makes for messy brownies. Or does it come out clean like they show on TV??? My 14y.o. DD loves to make brownies and I thought this might be a fun Christmas present for her. (Not her only present.) I know, these pans are totally unnecessary. Please don't tell me to just cut the brownies!!! Its for my 14 y.o.! I think she would like it!!! Maggie __________________ Maybe next year ... Disneyland Oct 2009 * Beach Club July 2009 * AsMo Dec 2007 Mousefest! * Old Key West July 2006 * Pop Century Dec. 2005 Mousefest! * Sheraton Safari July 2005 * Pop Century/Portofino Bay Hotel August 2004 * Coronado Springs Nov 2003 * Dolphin June 2003 * POR Nov/Dec 2002 * AsMu 1999 * AsSp 1997

11-17-2009, 03:48 PM	#2
happygirl Wishing upon Okay this is starting to get freaky Join Date: Feb 2004 Posts: 6,861	I think if you would spray them before hand I don't think they would stick __________________ hubby Richard 37 me Jenny 32 daughter Ashlyn 6 son Brady 4 Life is not measured by the breaths we take, but by the moments that take our breath away

11-17-2009, 03:51 PM	#3
Perditamarie DIS Veteran Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Manchester, NH Posts: 2,530	I think it looks neat, but I have been making brownies in muffin pans, and they come out great, so I don't think I could buy a pan just for this. Maybe get dd a muffin pan for cupcakes and brownies (!) and a kit for frosting cakes/cupcakes/brownies -- isn't that the most fun anyway?! __________________ My Disney Inspired Home page PerditasPlace.org

11-17-2009, 04:19 PM	#5
DisneyMomma81 DIS Veteran Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Northern Utah Posts: 1,812	If you cut brownies with a plastic knife you'll get clean cuts! I like the idea of baking brownies in a muffin tin - good idea! __________________ Shannon DS 9 DD 6 DLR Dec 09 Sept 09 July 09 May 09 Mar 09 Dec 08 Apr 08 Sept 07 June 06 Mar 06 WDW Oct 09

11-17-2009, 04:20 PM	#6
HunnyPots DIS Veteran The Tag Fairy is giving me big hugs for being such a kind person to animals (((hug))) Better to have white walls than hay on the walls Join Date: Apr 2001 Location: Texas, USA Posts: 3,826	I saw it demonstrated on the "deal or dud" segment of the evening news and they proclaimed it a deal - no sticking and every brownie came out perfect. They did use non-stick cooking spray on the insert. __________________ June 2003 CBR June 2004 CBR January 2006 DL Solo Trip July 2006 Pop Century June 2008 Indian Ridge vacation home

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11-17-2009, 05:36 PM	#11
Tinkerbelle9980 Earning My Ears Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: Southwestern Indiana Posts: 49	MSN had an article about "As seen on TV" stuff a few weeks ago, that reviewed it. They said it worked quite well. I think they were a bit shocked that it did work. I almost bought one a couple weeks ago, just because I wanted to try. However, I decided it would be a waste for us because I don't generally make stuff like that. Good luck with it!

11-17-2009, 05:38 PM	#12
mykidsand_i Mouseketeer Join Date: Sep 2008 Posts: 377	We got one about 2 months ago and I've used it a lot. IT WORKS REALLY WELL!!!! I always spray the pan and insert before using it to bake. I got mine for 13.99 and free shipping from a site that sells 'tv' stuff...I went back to buy my mom one about 3 weeks ago and the price went up. I've also used it for cake. I baked a cake about 2 weeks ago (yeah, like cupcakes- just square)..then I stacked them (using a lemon custard filling)- three high. Then, I frosted them and they looked really neat and everyone thought they were cool...I used a decorator frosting and decorated them with hearts and flowers.

11-17-2009, 05:57 PM	#13
savannahcat Mouseketeer Join Date: Mar 2008 Posts: 303	A friend of mine has this. I watched her use it a couple of weeks ago. As long as you spray the entire insert, it comes out cleanly and the brownies are perfect! __________________ Me(36) DH(44) DD(6) DD(3) 1985 - Offsite 1990 - Offsite 9/1996 - All Star Sports 11/2004 - Embassy Suites 2/2005 - Embassy Suites 4/2005 - Embassy Suites 5/2005 - Embassy Suites 10/2005 - Embassy Suites 12/2006 - Windsor Hills 5/2007 - Windsor Hills 10/2007 - Windsor Hills 11/2008 - Windsor Hills 1/2009 - Windsor Hills 7/2009 - Swan 10/2009 - Emerald Island

11-17-2009, 06:09 PM	#14
DisneyDizzy Mouseketeer Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: South Jordan, UT Posts: 166	I have one! My Mom sent it to my Son because he loves brownies. We really like it. It does come out easily. I have always sprayed it and IMPORTANT you have to let the brownies cool a little bit before you pull it out. We like it, though. __________________ Me DH Our little man DS8 Sept. 2006 All-Star Movies Dec. 2008 Pop Century

11-17-2009, 06:13 PM	#15
CaliforniaDreamin DIS Veteran (and then some) Can you tell I was a child of the 80's?? Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: NC Posts: 1,153	It's funny how so many kids want this. My DD14 flipped out when she first saw it. Judging by the reviews, looks like I can safely add it to the list! __________________ Disneyland 1986-Disneyland Hotel WDW 1991-Offsite WDW 1999-Offsite WDW 2005-Pop Century Disneyland 2006-Paradise Pier WDW 2008-Pop Century WDW 2010-Pop Century

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