Samuel Groves Great British Bakeware 2 Pack 6" Victoria Sandwich Cake Tin Superior Double Coated Non-Stick 38mm Depth Straight Sided, Baking, Fixed Base, PFOA & BPA Free Cookware, Made in England

Good quality tins

Just the right size for a small cake and easy clean

Tins arrived next day and in perfect condition. Have used them to bake just one cake so far and have had no issues. Cakes didn’t stick to the sides, we’re very easy to come away and easy to clean. My only minor comment is that I have another 6inch cake tin and they differ in size. These are a tad bit smaller than 6inch. Not noticeable in assembled cake though

I got these to use as a sacrificial / more easily cleanable part to protect an air Fryer's basket's non-stick. That device is 4.3 litres, and these are the perfect size for that! Tho slightly fiddly to get out without dipping oven mitts in the food or using a tool / plasticised spatula to keep it upright while tipping the basket Also because my microwave came with a metal rack, and because the danger to microwaves isn't actually any metal objects, but metal objects with "prongs" that can accumulate enough of a charge difference to volt across, I decided to give it a try. The threat here was the rolled rims, but after 2min of full blast there were no visible / audible sparks, no change in microwave sound, and no visible deterioration in non-stick That said, it's still pretty stupid considering these aren't made with that use-case in mind, but if you're willing to take those risks for convenience, it did work for me Also on the non-stick, these pans stained immediately when I first used tumeric in the dish, but given how cheap they are, and how much that spice stains everything, I'm still pretty happy with what is ultimately a cosmetic problem. I have doubts that the non stick will last a long time, doesn't seem super high quality, but they're cheap enough where that's an absolutely reasonable compromise as far as I'm concerned The size is also absolutely perfect for a meal for one

The 6" tins are the perfect size to to fit in the drawers of Ninja AF400 airfryer to make a cake in 15 mins. Weigh 2 large eggs and then cream same weight of butter/marge together with same weight caster sugar until pale and fluffy. Add the eggs and same weight SR flour and fold in gently until fully mixed. Preheat Airfryer for 2 minutes and split mixture between the 2 lined tins and place each tin in a drawer. Using the BAKE function, bake for 15 minutes at 160c. When cool sandwich together with jam and buttercream.

Not as expected

Just the job for a Victoria Sandwich

I would say not the best quality but mid price range. I prefer a heavier weight tin but for the moment until funds allow these will just have to do. I do not expect these tins to last very long due to the thickness and quality but for beginner bakers they are OK.