Nordic Ware Heritage Bundt Pan

Unfortunately I didn’t read everything. This is a small Bundt pan . Hopefully my cake will not overfill this pan , if it does I will have to put the extra batter in another pan. That’s why the 4 stars. It’s a nice pan sturdy but 6 cups

Love this cake pan. This is a gift for a friend who doesn’t have a fancy Bundt cake pan and told me she would like to get one but didn’t want to spend the money for one. So I bought it for her because she makes the best, I mean the best Banana Bread ever. People actually request if she could make one for them. And she does.Thank you, I know she will be happy when she opens her gift. Thank you Wayfair!

The Heritage Bundtlette Mini Pan is a heavy cast aluminum 4 cup pan with 6 holes and two built in handles. Bright gold exterior finish and gray nonstick cooking surface. Wonderful design. Citrus Creamsicle Cake recipe is featured on the label and directions on how to bake and care for the pan.

Sonoma is a marvel of molds. This mold is also beautiful and is very resistant and likes to last a lifetime. I have been with it for 6 months and I leave you the details for a perfect unmolding: With a brush, we grease the mold VERY well, all the joints and the center. Then put a thin layer of flour with a small strainer (cocoa) if it is a chocolate saucepan. We pour our dough and move it in a circle so that it rises up the walls of the mold. Then we put a cloth underneath and hit the mold against our surface (cloth below) this makes the bubbles that may be in the dough rise. When you take your pancake out of the oven, set a buzzer, 10 minutes, let it rest, and unmold when the buzzer rings. I assure you a perfect release. I hope it serves you, I recommend it

Beautiful Cake

This pan is the latest addition to my collection of Bundt pans. I still use my original one that I got back in the early '70's to make my Tunnel of Fudge cake. I now have 6 and I love every one of them. I only wish they held more batter. I have a different pound cake recipe that one of grandsons ( who doesn't like chocolate, but loves my pounder cake) says is even better than the one I have used for years. I made it in my new pan and it was beautiful. The extra batter I bake in one of my other bundt pans and it made just enough cake for one person to have 3 pieces. I know I will use this pan for many cakes.

Beautiful pan

I recently used this pan for the first time and the results were incredible. I was looking for a Bundt pan that was not the standard design, and I chose this to start with. I went with Nordic Ware because I liked how the pan was heavy and felt durable.I used a recipe that called for coating the pan with a mixture of cocoa and melted butter, and I'll admit I was a bit nervous about how it would work with the crisp, sharp edges.It worked seamlessly. The cake easily fell out of the pan, sharp edges crisp. Clean up was a breeze.

Best bundt mold!

Very impressive presentation for my traditional Christmas bundt recipes! At first I worried that the cake wouldn't release properly, but it was perfect! I ❤️ love this mold. It's beautifully made and sturdy enough to be handed down generations.

Buyer Beware...Sloppy Quality

In the past 2 weeks I have bought ...and promptly returned...two Nordic Platinum Heritage bundt pans from WalMart. Both had the same problem, sloppy application of the non-stick coating on half of the pan's top outer rim. The uneven ridges are bisible to the naked eye. Nordic lists these pans at $50 MSRP. For this price you expect Nordic's products to be thoroughly inspected at the factory. Yes, all factories do produce "cosmetically blemished" or factory seconds, but such products should be appropriately labeled as such before being sold to the unsuspecting public.With the holiday baking season fast approaching, buyers of the Nordic Heritage bundt pan...and ALL Nordic baking products...should thoroughly inspect both the interior & exterior surfaces of the pan ... MoreIn the past 2 weeks I have bought ...and promptly returned...two Nordic Platinum Heritage bundt pans from WalMart. Both had the same problem, sloppy application of the non-stick coating on half of the pan's top outer rim. The uneven ridges are bisible to the naked eye. Nordic lists these pans at $50 MSRP. For this price you expect Nordic's products to be thoroughly inspected at the factory. Yes, all factories do produce "cosmetically blemished" or factory seconds, but such products should be appropriately labeled as such before being sold to the unsuspecting public.With the holiday baking season fast approaching, buyers of the Nordic Heritage bundt pan...and ALL Nordic baking products...should thoroughly inspect both the interior & exterior surfaces of the pan before its purchase. For any price, sloppy manufacturing and quality control are inexcusable.Maybe a third or fourth Heritage bundt will finally be a keeper. In the interim, Buyer beware!

Excellent Cake Pan!

6 cup bundt cake pans are the perfect size, imo, and this pan delivers in quality and design. I LOVE the eyecatching spiral shape and the material of the pan bakes the cake evenly and releases easily. My advice is skip trying butter and flour the pan and use baking spray with flour in it for easy prep. Despite the unique shape, the pan is easily cleaned with a sponge.

gorgeous tin!

This is a stunning heavy duty tin and the design it produces is an absolute showstopper.To make sure that design shows up perfectly, prepare it by lining with a thin layer of butter (not melted), dust with a little flour then shake out the excess. (Alternatively use a baking spray that contains flour). Keep it in the fridge while you make your batter. Once the cake is done, leave for 10 minutes then turn out onto a wire rack to cool completely. I get perfect results every time with this method and I have several nordicware tins