Comma Pans?

[parrolet313]

Does anyone own "comma" pans? Do you like them? They seem interesting - but I don't know if they have any real good applications - Anyone?

[jeri]

I have seen them but no reason to buy them. Have not had anyone ask for them so haven't taken the plunge.

[2sdae]

I bought a set of fat daddios commas...havent had time to use them yet...but I love the way they look. I see more use of them in the the english and dutch decorating. So I see them in cake, craft & deco mag, or cakes & sugar craft mag.

[jeri]

Maybe once they hit the US magazines they will be more popular here. You are right 2sdae... the books I have seen them in are the Cake Craft Guide, Cake, etc.... all English based. Man to live over there... they have the coolest things!

[Jazz2U]

Wilton may have some ideas for them. I think they're called the paisley pans. How about making a whale either up or laying flat?

[jeri]

I was looking through my Cake Craft Guide books and in one of them there is a round on the bottom with a comma stacked on it and a small round on top of that. Decorated for a wedding... Shows a little bit of variety for the use of the pan insetad of stacking one on top of another. It is a cute cake. What I am seeing with a lot of them is they put the flowers in the curve and it really does not show off the shape of the cake very well. I will look some more