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 | | A Revolution in BrowniesEdge Brownie Pan is snacking stimulus that you can sink your teeth intoBy Melissa Shaw
02.23.2009 Yes, you can — if it's the Edge Brownie Pan from Baker's Edge. I first spied this pan years ago in SkyMall, but I resisted it. $35 for a brownie pan? Even though it had the added advantage of canals that ensured each brownie had edges, the price seemed too steep. But the pan kept coming up in conversation via my brownie-edge-loving husband. With Valentine's Day approaching and no gift-giving ideas, I decided to give in and give it a try. Once I found the Edge Brownie Pan on Amazon Soon it arrived. After gift-giving, it was time to break out this pan and see whether it would live up to the hype. Just taking it out of the box, I was impressed. Made of heavy-gauge cast aluminum, the pan had a nice heft to it. It was solid and well-built, not a thin piece of junk. I prepared a simple box mix and poured it in the pan, evenly among all the continuous canals. After about a half-hour, out came perfectly cooked brownies - chewy on the inside with crispy edges. After letting them cool, I used the thin plastic spatula (supplied with the pan) to cut out and remove a brownie. The brownie simply lifted out with no effort. I've cooked brownies in traditional aluminum pans, glass pans and baking stones, and I've never seen brownies come out of a pan easier. Clean-up was even better as absolutely nothing sticks to this pan. If you love brownies or know someone who does, consider the Edge Brownie Pan from Baker's Edge. It is worth the money.   More Chocolate
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and saw it earned 5 stars with more than 100 customer reviews, I felt better about spending the money.
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