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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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Here you go!

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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!

2Boys4Me Enthusiast

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

Guest Robbin

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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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

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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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
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

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

Ed

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