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Bun Pan

Guest Mountainman

By Guest Mountainman
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Guest Mountainman
Guest Mountainman
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Hello all! This is my first post. I have been trying to find bun pans for hotdogs and hamburgers. All that I can find are for resturants. All I want to make is about four at a time. Anyone got a source on were I can find some small pans online? Thanks!

Ed

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penguin Community Regular
penguin
Posted

Here you go!

Open Original Shared Link

Knock yourself out!

They've got pans for EVERYTHING! Hamburger buns, hot dog buns, donuts, scones, fancy bundt pans...

Hope that helps!

Oh, and for hamburger buns, a cheaper option is to save your tuna cans, clean them, and use those as pans! Make sure you put them on a cookie sheet first!

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2Boys4Me
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If you're in Canada, try Goldaskitchen.com.

Guest Robbin
Guest Robbin
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Omg, I just--not kidding--went to Linens and things to find bun pans. They looked at me like I was nuts when I asked. Jeeeez. Thank you Chelsea!! Made my day! :)

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penguin
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Omg, I just--not kidding--went to Linens and things to find bun pans. They looked at me like I was nuts when I asked. Jeeeez. Thank you Chelsea!! Made my day! :)

Glad I could be of service :)

The baker's catalogue is fantastic, they even have some gluten-free baking stuff, the company that runs the catalogue is King Arthur Flour (my fav before celiac). They're a great company!

Cheri A Contributor
Cheri A
Posted

ChesE ~ thanx so much for this link! What fun to look @ all they have!! I saw somewhere else someone making homemade "twinkies". I was thinking that would be fun to make sometime if I could find a pan.

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lpellegr
Posted

I got the hamburger bun pan and a few others from the King Arthur Flour baker's catalog - it works great, but since my recipes usually make enough for 8 buns and it only does 6, I use 4" round cookie cutters, greased and floured, on a separate pan for the other two and it works just as well. Every time I get this catalog in the mail and have to look longingly at the baked goods inside I think of it as "celiac porn". :lol:

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Guest Robbin
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I got the hamburger bun pan and a few others from the King Arthur Flour baker's catalog - it works great, but since my recipes usually make enough for 8 buns and it only does 6, I use 4" round cookie cutters, greased and floured, on a separate pan for the other two and it works just as well. Every time I get this catalog in the mail and have to look longingly at the baked goods inside I think of it as "celiac porn". :lol:

That is TOO FUNNY!! :D:D I do the same with my old cookbooks and cooking magazines!!! Are we masochists or what?!

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Guest Mountainman
Guest Mountainman
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Thanks everyone who replied! Thanks you so much for your help.

Ed

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