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wordyone | 16:59 Tue 08th Dec 2015 | Food & Drink
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Hello there, I am going to try a cake recipe new to me shortly which requires an 18cm/7 inch square shallow cake tin. After some searching I have managed to find an 18cm/7 inch square DEEP cake tin. It is about twice the depth. Is this going to affect the cooking of the cake very much? Thanks.
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ubasses
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No, the cake will just rise within the tin, rather than slightly above.
17:06 Tue 08th Dec 2015
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No.
17:00 Tue 08th Dec 2015
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Eh?

What is the width?
17:02 Tue 08th Dec 2015
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7 inches.
17:03 Tue 08th Dec 2015
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No, the cake will just rise within the tin, rather than slightly above.
17:06 Tue 08th Dec 2015
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Thanks everyone for your very quick answers - especially 'ubasses'.
17:08 Tue 08th Dec 2015
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Sorry, read again.....this time with brain engaged!
17:45 Tue 08th Dec 2015

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