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For perfect silver dollar pancakes, the Nordic Ware 1940 International Specialties Aluminum Silver Dollar Pancake Pan is the way to go. The high-tech cast aluminum construction ensures even distribution of heat so your pancakes cook up fast and brown evenly. The 3-inch round pancake indentions make it easy to create consistently round pancakes. Stack up seven at a time with this marvelous pancake pan and enjoy the virtually effortless cleanup. The durable nonstick surface means making breakfast is fun again. About Nordic Ware. Founded in 1946, Nordic Ware is a family-owned, American manufacturer of kitchenware products. From its home office in Minneapolis, Minn., Nordic Ware markets an extensive line of quality cookware, bakeware, microwave, and barbecue products. An innovative manufacturer and marketer, Nordic Ware is best known for its Bundt Pan. Today, there are nearly 60 million Bundt pans in kitchens across America. The Nordic Ware name is associated with the quality, dependability, and value recognized by millions of homemakers. The company's extensive finishing technology and history of quality, innovation, and consistency in this highly technical and specialized area makes it a true leader in the industrial coatings industry. Since founding Nordic Ware in 1946, the company has prided itself on providing long-lasting quality products that will be handed down through generations. Its business is firmly rooted in the trust, dedication, and talent of its employees, a commitment to using quality materials and construction, a desire to provide excellence in service to customers, and never-ending research of consumer needs. Heavy cast aluminum ensures perfectly even browning. Makes (7) 3-inch silver dollar pancakes. Premium nonstick surface for no-fuss flipping. Only needs to be hand-washed with warm soapy water. 17.5 L x 10.5 W x 2.25 H inches.

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Scandinavians and Russians love thin, delicate little pancakes. Scandinavians call theirs platta panna and serve them with lingonberries. Russians use buckwheat and yeast, call theirs blini, and serve them with sour cream and caviar with smoked salmon. (These recipes are included with the pan.) Making either in perfect little disks requires the proper pan. Safe on gas or electric stovetops, this one is cast aluminum so it won't warp. And it's nonstick, to make turning platta panna and blini easy and cleanup a snap. There's a notch on the handle's end for hanging on a hook or peg. --Fred Brack