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Jaci
StuckOnPeas
PeaNut 41,462
June 2002
Posts: 2,925
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Loc: NC
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Whatever you call them, I need new ones. The Wilton ones I have are rusting from the inside...each time I wash them, rusty water drips out of them.
Do you have any you love? Why? Any you hate & why?
TIA
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Working wife and soccer mom of two beautiful girls
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GrinningCat
Proudly Canadian
PeaNut 43,061
July 2002
Posts: 31,748
Layouts: 2
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Williams Sonoma. Gold Pans. | |
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Dalai Mama
La Pea Boheme
PeaNut 49,641
September 2002
Posts: 24,376
Layouts: 85
Loc: Drunk on the lawn in a nuclear dawn
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Peabay
Happy now?
PeaNut 156,993
July 2004
Posts: 44,807
Layouts: 13
Loc: Connecticut
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I also have the Williams Sonoma gold. Every once in awhile they go on sale and I snatch them up. They're awesome. |
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perumbula
oooh, what you said!
PeaNut 27,933
January 2002
Posts: 10,183
Layouts: 97
Loc: bedlam
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Nordicware or commercial pans purchased at a restaurant supply store. I don't think I could bring myself to buy W-S gold pans. I'd be too afraid of ruining them to use them.  |
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Scrapbrat1
Sue Pea
PeaNut 87,238
May 2003
Posts: 7,063
Layouts: 190
Loc: Dirtyland and Oilyland
| Posted: 1/3/2013 10:45:34 AM
I use commercial half sheet pans purchased at a restaurant supply store near me. They are around $8 - $10 each, so not really that expensive. I use them for everything. |
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PEArfect
AncestralPea
PeaNut 452,048
January 2010
Posts: 4,636
Layouts: 0
Loc: Indiana
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I have Dough Makers and Wiltons pans. No rusting with the Wiltons pans, but I handwash them and don't let them soak. |
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kelly.8875
AncestralPea
PeaNut 64,634
January 2003
Posts: 4,422
Layouts: 36
Loc: Lost in my supplies!
| Posted: 1/3/2013 10:51:02 AM
My MIL just got me new ones for Christmas. I don't know the brand, but she got them at a local restaurant supply store. She uses them exclusively. I hope I like them as much as she does. | |
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TamaraAnn
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PeaNut 31,865
March 2002
Posts: 396
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Loc: Seattle area
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busypea
boring + nerdy
PeaNut 52,817
October 2002
Posts: 25,465
Layouts: 145
Loc: Oregon
| Posted: 1/3/2013 11:49:54 AM
I prefer the Chicago Metallic Commercial uncoated baking sheets. | |
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hilsmom
Professional Hobbyist
PeaNut 292,577
January 2007
Posts: 5,245
Layouts: 50
Loc: In the deep-fried south.
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I use Pampered Chef baking stones. Haven't had to replace them for about 13 years now. |
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lurkingsince2001
PeaNut
PeaNut 279,970
October 2006
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| Posted: 1/3/2013 12:32:18 PM
I use the ones from Sam's. | |
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AKathy
Peaing From Podunk
PeaNut 45,443
August 2002
Posts: 14,675
Layouts: 93
Loc: North Dakota
| Posted: 1/3/2013 1:15:17 PM
I use commercial half sheet pans purchased at a restaurant supply store near me. They are around $8 - $10 each, so not really that expensive. I use them for everything.
Me too |
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biochemipea
likes shiny things
PeaNut 114,614
November 2003
Posts: 19,594
Layouts: 450
Loc: Ontario, Canada
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I buy vintage ones -- real vintage, not just used -- when I can find them. They are the best pans I've owned and used.
But, I haven't used any of the awesome WS fancy pans the Peas are talking about.
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NICU_nurse_Ashley
StuckOnPeas
PeaNut 388,680
August 2008
Posts: 2,006
Layouts: 24
Loc: Still in KS, Toto...
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We have Martha Stewart pans from Macy's. They cost $13 and are great great quality. We hand wash them, but they still look brand new and we love them! We even bought some for MIL this year for Christmas since her old pans were looking bad. |
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scrappinghappy
Ancient Ancestor of Pea
PeaNut 38,979
May 2002
Posts: 5,351
Layouts: 71
Loc: Anywhere one or more of my kids are
| Posted: 1/3/2013 2:48:42 PM
Sam's for half sheet. Always use parchment or foil and they look as great as the day they were purchased.
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mamastew
StuckOnPeas
PeaNut 190,156
February 2005
Posts: 2,423
Layouts: 14
Loc: DFW, Texas
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Me too
Me three. 
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JnJsMom16
BucketHead
PeaNut 397,853
November 2008
Posts: 549
Layouts: 0
Loc: Skagit Valley, WA
| Posted: 1/3/2013 3:26:51 PM
i have had ones from the restaurant supply store for 25 years. they show little wear and I use them all the time. I do not put them in the dishwasher, hand wash only |
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scoobers
Why, YES!, I am a princess.
PeaNut 417,049
March 2009
Posts: 12,868
Layouts: 0
| Posted: 1/3/2013 3:28:41 PM
Are there particular brands that are really heavy weight? I hate these cheap ones that you find in the stores now days.
OP - thanks for posting this, I was thinking about getting new pans during the holidays and totally forgot about it once they were past.
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liasmommy2000
Ancient Ancestor of Pea
PeaNut 80,815
April 2003
Posts: 8,396
Layouts: 7
Loc: The mitten state
| Posted: 1/3/2013 3:34:19 PM
I got a set of this brand of bakeware for Christmas. I haven't baked much since Christmas but I have made cookies and brownies with them and so far they are great!
USA bakeware
Oops, the company is USA Pans, not bakeware. |
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Josie*R
BucketHead
PeaNut 93,702
July 2003
Posts: 745
Layouts: 50
Loc: Chicago
| Posted: 1/3/2013 3:40:32 PM
i have the williams sonoma gold - love
and nordicware - made in usa - excellent quality
do you belong to costco - mine had a great deal on a set of 3 i believe around $20 - i was going to buy just for an extra set! |
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scrapApea
PeaAddict
PeaNut 23,080
October 2001
Posts: 1,918
Layouts: 0
Loc: where seasons change
| Posted: 1/3/2013 3:42:49 PM
Sam's pans with SilPat mats
I did fine a nice Norticware one at TJMaxx too
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scrapApea
PeaAddict
PeaNut 23,080
October 2001
Posts: 1,918
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Loc: where seasons change
| Posted: 1/3/2013 3:42:50 PM
Sam's pans with SilPat mats
I did fine a nice Norticware one at TJMaxx too
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*Delphinium Twinkle*
I'm just a pea:)
PeaNut 163,613
August 2004
Posts: 68,990
Layouts: 236
Loc: *Sunny Southern California*
| Posted: 1/3/2013 10:52:29 PM
Wilton will replace your pans free. They carry a lifetime warranty. Call their 800 number tomorrow. |
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*Delphinium Twinkle*
I'm just a pea:)
PeaNut 163,613
August 2004
Posts: 68,990
Layouts: 236
Loc: *Sunny Southern California*
| Posted: 1/3/2013 10:53:05 PM
Oh, and Wilton pans don't rust. Are you sure that's what they are?
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lavawalker
AncestralPea
PeaNut 231,165
November 2005
Posts: 4,408
Layouts: 0
Loc: The Golden State
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I baked cookies both ways this year - metal cookie sheets and PC stone cookie pan. Hands down the stone bakes the cookies more evenly. They just look better and even in color top and bottom!  | |
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Jaci
StuckOnPeas
PeaNut 41,462
June 2002
Posts: 2,925
Layouts: 4
Loc: NC
| Posted: 1/4/2013 2:06:40 PM
I'm pretty sure they are Wilton. They are the air insulated two layer pans...it's like the seal broke and water gets inside. When it drips out, it is all red/rusty.
I'll check and see if they have the brand on them and call.
I'm thinking about the W-S ones, but will wait for a sale since it really isn't urgent to replace them.
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Working wife and soccer mom of two beautiful girls
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Rhondito
MississiPEA
PeaNut 40,147
June 2002
Posts: 23,651
Layouts: 2
Loc: Flowood, Mississippi
| Posted: 1/28/2013 1:44:15 PM
For those of you who like the Williams-Sonoma bakeware, I thought I'd let you know all their bakeware is 20% off this week.
I picked up some muffin/cupcake pans yesterday. |
Rhonda
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