Disposable cheesecake pans

RacoonQueen

Do these exist as something you can buy? You know the plastic things that chessecakes you may buy in dunnes etc come in? They're like push up pans only they're plastic. I thought these would be handy for non-baked cheesecakes for bake sales or parties etc

Tree

You'll probably find it easier to source disposable foil pie tins. The sides on them can be kinda stretched flat when you want to start extracting the cheesecake.

RacoonQueen

Tree wrote: »

You'll probably find it easier to source disposable foil pie tins. The sides on them can be kinda stretched flat when you want to start extracting the cheesecake.

Thanks, yeah thought of that myself when doing a quick search last night. If store bought cheesecakes tasted in any way nice, I'd buy some and keep the dishes for this purpose

Tree

tbf, the glenilen farm ones you linked are nice, and they do good yoghurts, but there's only so much strawberry cheesecake you can eat
Another alternative is to make them in the springform as usual, and then slide them off the base into cake box. What would be super is disposable bases for your springform tin.

phormium

I have a loose bottomed tin which has lost it's bottom. I pop in a cake card when I need to bake in it or make a cheesecake. If you have standard size tins (and a lot are not!) then standard cake cards/boards as opposed to cake drums (the thick ones) should fit the tins.

RacoonQueen

Great ideas. Thanks.
These would be easier for when I bring cheesecakes into work too as I don't have to leave half my tin there