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Is there such a thing as a leakproof springform pan? I've seen pans
(from Kaiser and NordicWare, for example) that have an extra "shelf" along the bottom to catch stuff that drips out of the pan, but my problem is to keep a water bath from leaking in, without using aluminum foil (which always runs the risk of developing a tear, leading to complete ruin). It seems to me that if this doesn't exist yet, it should, now that high-temperature silicone is finding its way into all sorts of kitchen gadgets. I'd think you could build a silicone seal into a springform pan to make it watertight. TIA, Randall |
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