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I do not live in the United States. How do I buy your products?
Send us an e-mail to info@kimbercakeware.com, and we will send you contact information on our Retailers & Distributors that ship to other countries.
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I noticed the Batter Daddy does not exactly fit my pan. I can see small gaps along the sides of the pan. Can I still use the Batter Daddy?
Yes. Most cake pans are made of aluminum. Aluminum is a very soft metal – easily bent. Even pans bought off of store shelves are sometimes bent due to the shipping and handling. Plus, each pan manufacturer uses different angles on the beveled sides. The great thing about cake batter is that it is a very viscous material. So, those small gaps are not large enough to worry about. Remember, the two (or more) cake batters will touch once you remove the Batter Daddy.
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Is there a "right" and "wrong" way to pour cake batter while using the Batter Daddy?
No. Each baker has their own comfort level pouring the separate batters. Some prefer to pour two batters at the same time. Others prefer to do one at a time, holding the Batter Daddy while pouring. If you come up with another method, we would love to hear about it. Check out our Video section for two techniques in pouring the batters.
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Are the Batter Daddy and Batter Babies reusable?
Yes. Both products can be easily hand-washed with soap and water. Each product is top rack dishwasher safe, though we recommend washing the Batter Babies by hand due to their small size.
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Do you bake the cake/cupcakes with the Batter Daddy/Batter Babies in the pan?
No. The concept is to have a seamless, single cake or cupcake with two flavors or colors — that icing can be spread evenly, just as you would with any other cake or cupcake.
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What is the material used to manufacture the Batter Daddy and Batter Babies?
Both products are made from food-grade polypropylene. You will not be baking these — please remember to remove before baking. Both products are dishwasher safe (top rack).
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Why are there holes at the top of the Batter Daddy?
Two reasons: 1. The cut-through hooks help clean any batter that may have gotten into the folded channels. 2. Part of the engineering and tooling process.
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How much batter should I use with the Batter Babies?
Since some batter will stick to each side once the Batter Babies are removed, recommend pouring batter close to the top of the cup. By trial and error, you will also learn that different batters bake thicker – thus you might use a little less of that particular batter.