kitchen bakeware


When I go shopping for kitchen bakeware, I try to get pieces that are made from glass or stone. I really hate getting it made out of metal, because eventually it will scratch and rust and look really nasty. I don't like the non-stick bakeware, either, because that chips and ends up putting bad chemicals into my food.
I love using my kitchen bakeware to make cakes for my kids' birthday parties. I'm not much of a cook or a baker, but when I have to do it, I do alright. Some of my favorite things to bake are birthday cakes. They certainly are not bakery quality, and they are usually a box mix with whipped frosting from a can. But, what I can do with them is where I get pleasure from baking. My children have enjoyed cakes in the shape of Bob the Tomato and Larry the Cucumber from VeggieTales, cupcakes lined up to form a birthday caterpillar, and I even made a sheet cake resembling a paint ball course for my step-son's 16th birthday. I used glass kitchen bakeware for all of these projects, and none of them stuck to the pan or fell apart upon removal.