Nordic Ware Donut Hole and Cake Pop Pan

Just what I needed so I could bake more pops at once. Now I bake 30 at one time. Only able to get these items online. Not sold in my store nearby.

I bought two of these and they work great. The coating makes cleanup easy, but I do grease the cavities with coconut oil just to make sure there is no sticking. The top is designed so there is a little bump that prevents the tabs slipping out—no more lost tabs. I'd love more recipes for lighter cake textures with these, though the donut holes have been tasty.

Looked really easy except for those peongs that you have to pull out not good.. But i did uae mine right away easy to fill easy to cover make to xheck i did not realized that it had a hole to test.. To get out of over was tricky and taking tboae pines to slide out was tricky but all n all it worked very well

4.5 Stars Definitely need to grease with butter first (I just used softened butter on a paper towel to swipe inside the holes, and it worked great). The metal tabs to keep the pan closed could be a little stiffer. They are bendable and can be a little tricky to use if you overfilled the pan. Instead of using my fingers to slide them open, I used the dull end of a knife to kind of "kick" or "knock" the pointy end in. That worked better than using the bent end with my fingers. I hope that makes sense. I made apple cider donut holes (gluten free) with this today, and it turned out great. 11 minutes at 350 gave great results. You can't peek at them to see if they're done, so you go in a little blind. But after greasing the divots, the donut holes came out super easily. Will definitely use this again!

They were a lot of fun! I received the pan as a gift and set out to use it right away. The fudgy cake pop recipe that was included worked very well--they were more like brownies than cake, and when they didn't come out of the pan properly you could squeeze them back into ball form. The Jiffy Mix cake I tried in this pan was total failure....?Take care to grease AND flour each compartment for best results! Also, allowing them to cool in the pan for longer than the 5 suggested minutes was helpful. They take forever, but the kids loved them.

Easy way to make cake pops without using costly electric baking machine. Mix batter, pour in pan, bake in oven. Coating makes it easy to remove baked "pops" and cleans easily, too.

I only like to give 1, 2, & 3 Star Reviews, I feel anything more is excess. That being said, I do like this pan. I have several pieces of Nordicware in my kitchen, and they have all been great. I love that they are made in the USA. I do not prefer the keys that lock this pan into place, I have to use a pair of pliers to remove them. I ended up ordering a second pan to speed up the baking process. I preferred this pan over an electric model, as this a pan is more easier to clean and store.

Designed well and worked as advertised but 2 of the 12 cake pops were dented causing the pops to be malformed.

The Nordicware Non-Stick cake pops pan was no where close to Non-stick. I did as instructions suggested, sprayed with an oil spay, let it cool and the all came apart in middle . I tried 3 different ways , got a little better...but several still stuck.

When I finally opened the pans, I found they had been used %26 not cleaned. I tried to clean the pans but was unable to do so. Very disappointing!