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i got the cutest 4" springform pans from ebay. i really want to make a tiny cake.
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colin 🤏 (aka colinski)
Nov 19 '20, 14:47
they're going to be perfect for scotish pies though... should be easy to release once they're baked, keep a nice shape.
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I really want to know more about your scottish pies. -- nm
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loosilu
Nov 19, 15:29
I used those for mini ice cream cakes back in the day. -- nm
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znufrii
Nov 19, 14:48
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oh dang! that sounds fantastic. i could do a brownie base, ice cream disks.
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colin 🤏
Nov 19, 15:10
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Sounds delish, when should I come pick them up? -- nm
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znufrii
Nov 19, 15:14
I bought three 6" cake pans to do this ...
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zork
Nov 19, 15:07
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Well done! I remember my mom making a checkerboard cake when I was a kid.
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znufrii
Nov 19, 15:10
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*laughing at IM* -- nm
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zork
Nov 19, 15:16
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