Wrenbury Pro Mini Cheesecake Pans Removable Bottom 12 Hole - Heavy Gauge Carbon Steel Muffin Cupcake Pan Loose Bottom Springform for Baking - 3 Inch Individual Cheesecakes Tin - PFOA Free

I cannot recommend this product enough. At first I was hesitant over the price, but when I saw how professional my mini cheesecakes appeared it was well worth it! I froze the entire pan and when I was ready to unmold I let it sit at room temperature for a few minutes, and the cheesecakes released like a dream. I did spray the molds a bit before assembling the cheesecakes, but I'm not sure if this was necessary as the nonstick finish is very slick. The pan itself is very heavy duty and high quality; I imagine it will last a lifetime. The cups are roughly three inches in diameter and I expect it will make other treats such as brownies and mini-cakes exceptionally as well.

I've only baked cheesecakes in them once, but they turned out great! I experimented with the pan a few different ways, and you don't even have to grease the pan, and the cheesecakes slide out so easy. I'm excited to continue using it.It is quite pricey, but I am pleased with the quality.

It's fantastic. Buy once, cry once. Just get it.

I have only used once so far but was very impressed with the sturdiness of the pan and clean-up was easy. The cheesecakes released effortlessly from the pan due to the pans construction! No cheesecakes we’re harmed in the process!

Perfect for so many desserts, including cheesecakes and millionaire shortbread!

Can't wait to use these! Perfectly sized mini cheesecake

It’s hard to take cheesecake out of panIt wants to flip on the side when you try to remove itIt is a very heavy pan

I made some mini pumpkin cheesecakes using an internet recipe. The recipe was incorrect on the amount of batter and time to bake, therefore, i had to throw away some of the cakes and baked the rest until they were done. I did find it difficult to remove the individual cakes from the pan. I found some helpful hints on the internet for removing the individual pans by freezing them first. I plan to try again.