Fat Daddio's Anodized Aluminum Round Cake Pan, 4 x 3 Inch

It's perfect, it's small and really good for cooking a small cake.I love this product and I ordered a bigger one.

The inner Diameter of the tin is 10.2cm (4") , not as stated as being 11.8cm (4.5").Not much use if you wanted the extra half inch.Other than that, strong and tough tin.

I have not decided if the person who put a 4-inch diameter round label at the bottom of a 4-inch diameter round pan is foolish or cruel. You can't reach the edge of it to peel it up because it ends at the wall of the pan. I finally got it when I put a few drops of water on the paper which made it wrinkle up enough to grab. Then of course the adhesive is bonded to the anodized surface much stronger than it is bonded to the paper. Citrus oil doesn't seem to affect the adhesive much. You can get it off eventually if you scrape at it with a plastic spoon to keep from scratching the aluminium.Once you complete the chore of de-stickering the pan that is made needlessly more difficult by the manufacturer than it has to be, it is a decent pan. I like that the company offers a wide variety of options in the sizes of the pans. I'm not sure if the trade off of a surface that will not flake is worth having to hand wash it but I'll give it a shot.

Works perfect

These pans are amazing. Beautiful seamless construction and made of heavy duty gauge anodized aluminum. Some reviewers were disappointed with the residue from the sticky labels. Very easy solution. First remove the large label from inside very slowly. Then before you go to bed fill up your kitchen sink with hot water, submerge the container or containers fully, in the morning drain the sink and gently peel off the labels off the bottom and side. Bobs you’re uncle. Used the same technique after baking my first cakes soaking not scrubbing is the key.Ok truth be told I’m not using them to bake although I did do a first run with them for some cakes (worked beautifully)I’m using a selection of Daddio pan shapes for my encaustic work.Be even better if the incised logo was on the side instead of the bottom then I could use the bottom surface for image transfers.