Christmas Cake Baking Pams

[Cleo]

I like to make smaller sized loaves of Christmas cake to gift to friends . I am thinking about lining the disposable tin foil loaf pans (from Dollar Tree ) with a couple layers of parchment paper and using them .
Would you know if they would bake okay in these and the result /taste would be the same .
Thanks if anyone has advice on this .

 

[Norcalbaker59]

I like to make smaller sized loaves of Christmas cake to gift to friends . I am thinking about lining the disposable tin foil loaf pans (from Dollar Tree ) with a couple layers of parchment paper and using them .
Would you know if they would bake okay in these and the result /taste would be the same .
Thanks if anyone has advice on this .

I’ve never had great results with disposable aluminum pans. They just don’t conduct heat evenly, so things tend to bake unevenly. I usually go with paper baking forms instead, but it really makes a difference to use a good-quality one. The cheaper, thinner ones soak up moisture and end up looking greasy.


I have not purchased from this company, but these forms look similar to the ones I’ve purchased from my local kitchen supply store.

Mini Loaf Paper Baking Pan 25-Pack, 4 x 2 x 2 Inches

Introducing the elegant Paper Bakeware from Italy in a classic gold on brown pattern, brought to you by Kitchen Supply. Elevate your baking game with this stylish and practical disposable bakeware, perfect for both home-baked gifts and commercial bakeries. Use to bake a 4 x 2 x 2 inch loaf...

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I have not used Novacart paper loaf pans, but I have used their panettone moulds made of this paper with good results.

Novacart Paper Disposable Loaf Baking Mold 6 x 2.5 x 2 High - Pack of 12 Disposable Baking Molds - BakeDeco.Com

"Novacart Paper Disposable Loaf Baking Mold 6 x 2.5 x 2 High - Pack of 12 by Novacart at BakeDeco.Com. Shop for Novacart Paper Disposable Loaf Baking Mold 6 x 2.5 x 2 High - Pack of 12 from Bakeware / Disposable Bakeware / Disposable Baking Molds at affordable prices.

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[retired baker]

just spray the foil molds with pam baking spray, no need for paper.