A cathedral bundt pan. Who knew such a thing even existed? There are more things in heaven and earth, Horatio...
Update: And this... omigosh, too cute! (You simply must have a medieval village surrounding the cathedral). Can't you just see these in a gingerbread colour, dusted with icing sugar?
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I think it makes a nice hat. You need to get a bunt pan like the thing in this video. http://www.calgarysun.com/2011/12/12/city-removes-steel-sculpture-left-by-occupy-calgary-campers
ReplyDeleteIf you do end up getting them, could I borrow them sometime?
ReplyDeleteWell of course you could borrow them, but I'm fairly certain I will never buy them because they are $44 each. And I don't have room to store them in my present abode.
ReplyDeleteResist the temptation! I have a rose-shaped cake pan that makes the most beautiful cakes. I've used it twice in 10 years. And it doesn't stack nicely inside of other pans for storage, either.
ReplyDeleteI believe it. You'd almost have to hang it on a wall, but most of us don't have much wall space in our kitchens either. This is the sort of pan that you rent, if you are lucky enough to have such a rental outlet nearby.
ReplyDeleteAnonymous, I think the occupiers should have made their sculpture out of cake. Then it would have been environmentally friendly and there would have been no dispute about what to do with it.
ReplyDeleteUncommonhousewife speaks truth. I saw a holly and pinecone wreath bundt pan at Loblaws that was only $12 but I still did not buy it because I know I won't use it enough to make it worthwhile. I take the same prudent attitude toward mops, brooms and dust cloths.
Re: mops, etc. I was thinking just the other day that I could probably downsize (considerably) the size of my broom closet, which would make room for a much larger pantry in my kitchen renovation. 95% of the stuff I store in there gets used twice a year. I use food every day. For as often as the heavy-duty cleaning supplies get used around here, I could store them at Mr. Blurn's house.
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