PRD-92 - Cake Mold Fat Daddio's - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Cake Pan
Brand	Fat Daddio's
Model	PRD-92
Material	Anodized Aluminum
Dimensions	9 x 2 inches (typical round pan)
Weight	Approximately 0.5 lbs
Care Instructions	Hand wash with warm, soapy water; rinse and dry
Dishwasher Safe	No; dishwasher detergents can damage surface
Deep Cleaning	Use Bar Keepers Friend Cookware Polish; apply paste, sit 1-2 minutes, rinse
Seasoning	Natural patina improves non-stick performance over time
Cleaning Tools	Soft cloth or sponge only; no abrasive pads or sharp tools
Heat Resistance	Oven safe up to 450°F (232°C) typical for aluminum pans
Non-Stick Coating	No chemical coating; natural release improves with use
BPA Free	Yes (anodized aluminum is BPA-free)
Warranty	Manufacturer warranty (specific terms not listed)
Replacement Parts	Not applicable; single-piece construction
Repairability	Not repairable; replace if damaged
Country of Origin	USA (typical for Fat Daddio's)
Intended Use	Baking cakes, breads, and other desserts
Special Features	Even heat distribution; easy release

Frequently Asked Questions - PRD-92 Fat Daddio's

How do I clean my Fat Daddio's PRD-92 cake pan?

Hand wash with warm, soapy water using a soft cloth. Rinse and dry thoroughly. Avoid dishwasher detergents, bleach, harsh chemicals, and abrasive tools.

Can I use the pan in the dishwasher?

No, dishwasher detergents and high heat can damage the anodized surface. Always hand wash.

How do I remove stubborn stains or restore the pan's appearance?

Use Bar Keepers Friend Cookware and Cleanser Polish. Wet the pan, sprinkle the powder, rub into a paste, let sit 1-2 minutes (up to 5 for tough stains), then rinse.

Is the pan non-stick?

It does not have a chemical non-stick coating. The anodized aluminum develops a natural patina over time that improves release.

What tools should I avoid when cleaning?

Avoid wire brushes, scouring sponges, sharp tools, and abrasive soaps as they can scratch the surface.

Can I use metal utensils on this pan?

It's best to use silicone, wood, or nylon utensils to prevent scratching the anodized surface.

What is the maximum oven temperature for this pan?

While not explicitly stated, anodized aluminum pans are typically oven safe up to 450°F (232°C). Do not use under broiler.

Does the pan contain BPA?

No, anodized aluminum is BPA-free and safe for food contact.

Why does the pan look discolored after use?

That's a natural patina from oils and butter. It enhances non-stick performance. If unwanted, deep clean as instructed.

Can I use the pan for other types of baking?

Yes, it is suitable for cakes, breads, brownies, and other baked goods requiring even heat distribution.

USER MANUAL PRD-92 Fat Daddio's

How to Wash Your Bakeware

To maintain the beauty and performance of Fat Daddio's anodized bakeware, a simple hand washing or soaking in warm, soapy water followed by a quick rinse and towel or air drying is recommended. Do not use dishwasher detergents, bleach, harsh chemicals, abrasive soaps, wire brushes, scouring sponges, or sharp tools when cleaning as they can damage the surface of your bakeware.

How to Deep Clean Your Bakeware

Bakeware can take a beating in the kitchen! After continual use, it will build up a patina from the grease and butter. Most professional bakers don't mind this buildup as it actually increases the performance of the pan. Baked goods come out even easier. But some bakers don't like the look of a well-seasoned pan and want to restore its beauty. This can be achieved with a little effort.

- Tools needed

○ Well-used bakeware pan
- Soft cloth
○ Warm water
- Bar Keepers Friend Cookware and Cleanser Polish (Be sure that you get the Cookware Polish, as it has a non-bleach formula that is recommended for cookware.)

- Instructions

1. Run bakeware under warm water. Sprinkle pan with Bar Keepers Friend Cookware and Cleanser Polish.
2. Gently rub the powder into a paste, and allow to sit for 1-2 minutes. Stubborn stains may take up to 5 minutes.
3. Rinse with warm water. Stubborn stains may need to be worked on again.

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