The Perfect Cakemaker
A smart pan & companion app
The Perfect Cakemaker pan ensures that cakes come out perfectly every time.
View full details in the attached case study.
Special technology in the pan allows the heat to distribute evenly, so you won’t have to constantly open the oven door to check on the cake. This will allow the cake to rise with a smooth, flat top. The pan is lined with silicone so that the cake comes out easily.
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- Core Heat: Heat is distributed evenly, with extra emphasis on the middle of the cake.
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- Bakes Evenly: The pan allows the cake to rise evenly with a smooth, flat top.
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- Silicone Lining: To quickly and easily remove the cake.
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- Cool Down Mode: The pan cools completely so it is safe to touch without oven mitts.
The Problem: Cakes not baking evenly and rising or sinking in the middle.
Cakes bake unevenly for a number of reasons, including uneven heat distribution and opening the oven door. When people check if their cake is cooked, they find various parts are done while other parts need a few more minutes. This can lead to parts of the cake being overdone. Also, when a cake bakes unevenly, the middle often rises, making it look lumpy or off-balance. The current solution is to level the cake, but that takes time, and part of the cake ends up being wasted and thrown out.
The Solution: The Perfect Cakemaker smart pan
Paired with the app, the user can:
- Set the temperature of the pan to match the oven temperature.
- Adjust the heat distribution of the pan with the swipe of a finger.
- Instantly cool the cake and the pan down so that the pan is safe to touch.
Target audience
Primary
- Older Millennials, 28-35, with children, who enjoy baking
- They are often frustrated when their cakes do not bake evenly.
- They do not want to spend extra time dealing with bake even strips, nor do they want to to level the cake, which can be tricky and very time consuming.
Secondary
- Busy people of all ages who love to bake cakes.
- They don’t have time to wait for the cake to cool so that they can level the cake and then frost it.
Cakemaker demonstration