Wilton Non-Stick Bundt Cake Pan 9x3 Fluted Tube Pan Perfect for Monkey Bread or Baked Mac & Cheese

I got this Wilton Perfect Results Non-Stick Metal Fluted Tube Pan, 9-Inch a couple of weeks, and it is a perfect bunt cake pan. It is very thick and heavy duty and well made. I made a banana nut cake in it and it turned out perfect. Love it and highly recommend it. A very good find for all of you bakers out there.

I'm not much of a baker but this pan is so great at making my boxed cake mixes turn into masterpieces! They are so pretty, and look amazing when I place them in a glass cake stand. The cake didn't stick but be sure to let it cool off before taking it out. You won't be disappointed!

I used this pan this morning. I like that it has some weight to it. It is made of heavy metal, not flimsy. My cake stuck a little but I don't think I let it cool enough. Next time I will spray with shortening. I used melted butter in the bottom but should have sprayed the sides. Except for my mistakes it is a great pan!

This Wilton flute pan is very well constructed. It is heavy weight and bakes evenly. I made a bunt cake and sprayed the whole inside as instructed. I baked at the proper setting and let the cake cool and when I turned it upside down the cake came out with no problems. It is a perfect nonstick pan and just so easy to wash and dry. I also like the small holder on each side to pick up the pan. It is really a nice accessary to my baking needs.

I love this pan. It is nice and heavy and has a perfect teflon coating on it. This is the first time I actually baked in a bundt pan and by my picture you can see I forgot to spray coat the pan before baking so it did stick, but that was by no fault of the pan but the actual baker. Also my cake cooked faster than it was supposed to which I thought was good. I am looking forward to using this pan often.

This Wilton Perfect Results metal fluted tube pan is great for baking dessert cakes. This metal pan is durable and the non-stick coating provides easy release of baked goods. The large side handles make it easy to hold. It cleans easily and is dishwasher safe.

The Wilton Perfect Results Non-Stick Metal Fluted Tube Pan (9inch) really delivers great results! The pan itself is well made (heavier weight, single piece molded construction). The fluting is not sharp in design, it has softly flowing edges - this is a plus to me, because it makes for easier release and clean up. The non-stick properties work exceptionally well. I baked a cake in it without adding any oils or non-stick sprays and the cake released without any missing pieces or structural issues. I've long held the belief that Wilton products are reliable, quality goods... and this fluted tube pan lives up to my expectations. There isn't anything about it that I dislike, I'd buy it again and easily recommend it to any home baker with confidence.

This is a nice weight non stick bundt pan about the same as all other wilton pans I've tried. In the comparison pic is this 9 1/2in pan next to a 9in silicone bundt pan. The wilton pan takes up more space but the performance is better than the silicone. My one gripe is the way it was packaged could have scratched the inside of the pan. I think I'd buy this in store to make sure the non stick finish isn't damaged.

I needed a new bundt pan to replace the vintage aluminum one I have. I like this pan. The only trouble I have with it is the dark surface. I have a 20" LP oven and the dark metals make the outside crumb dark & overcooked. The pan is nonstick. Everything slides right out of it. It's easy to wash up. I don't use the dishwasher for pans like this. Too harsh. Handwash/rinse and things will slide out every time. The handles on the sides of the pan are nice, but I find them unnecessary for the pan and they affect the heat movement through my small oven. I'd rather not have handles. Overall it's a great pan for a conventional size oven, but not so much for a smaller one.

While it is a well-constructed, high-quality, and useful cooking pan, the promised 'non-stick' feature fared no better than many such similarly promised pans. Even following the directions, our test cake had to be chiseled out with a knife, with the residue to be soaked and then washed off. If the non-stick feature is a must-have, I would suggest to keep looking, but I'm not sure such a creature really exists, as any similar fluted pan I've ever had, has had the same result. If you choose to get it, just use a non-stick cooking spray as you would for any other such pan.