Why you bake a cake on cookie sheet?
You generally don't bake a cake on a cookie sheet. Here's why:
* Shape: Cookie sheets are flat, while cakes need a more defined shape to rise properly. Using a cookie sheet will result in a thin, flat cake that won't have the desired texture.
* Even Baking: Cakes need to bake evenly, and the flat surface of a cookie sheet doesn't allow for proper heat distribution.
* Stickiness: Cakes can stick to the cookie sheet, making it difficult to remove and potentially damaging the cake.
Instead of a cookie sheet, you should use:
* Cake pans: These come in various sizes and shapes, specifically designed to hold and bake cakes.
* Springform pans: These pans have a removable bottom, making it easy to remove the cake once baked.
There are exceptions to this rule:
* Sheet cakes: These are specifically designed to be baked on a cookie sheet, and they are flatter and thinner than regular cakes.
* Some cookies: Some cookies, like bar cookies, are baked on a cookie sheet.
If you are planning on baking a cake, it's best to use a dedicated cake pan to ensure the best results.
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