Corgi Cake Pan

FREE recipe included!

Looking to make a dog birthday cake and you've got a corgi? This corgi cake pan is the perfect selection.

Another great reason to make a corgi cake is when you adopt a corgi. Does this describe you?

Whether you've adopted a Pembroke Welsh corgi or a Cardigan Welsh corgi, corgi lovers are in for a real treat. There's a reason that Queen Elizabeth II loves her corgi dogs. They're adorable. Even when you're looking at an adult corgi, you feel like you've got a perpetual puppy.

We're pretty proud of our brand new custom designed corgi dog cake pan. We think we've done a pretty good job of capturing the corgi silhouette, with their short legs and stubby tails. We understand that the popularity of the Netflix show "The Crown" has contributed to the growing popularity of corgi dogs. We're thrilled that our animal shape cake pans can help corgi fans make a cake shaped like their favorite dog.

Corgi lover gift idea

Our customers tell us that they bought this cake pan because they were looking for corgi gift ideas, and a corgi cake baking pan was the perfect selection.

While our corgi cake pan isn't as big as an adult corgi, it's pretty close. It's a generously sized cake pan, measuring 14 inches by nearly 10 inches, and is three inches deep.

This pan should hold between about eight cups of cake batter--or at least one box of Duncan Hines or Betty Crocker cake mix would give you. Remember: these brands are made for human consumption only.  But don't worry, we will include a FREE recipe for your pan.

How to use silicone baking molds

Like all of our silicone cake pans, the corgi cake pan is made of 100 percent food grade silicone.

When cooking with silicone, we recommend coating with cooking spray so the cake doesn't stick to the pan. Also, we recommend putting this corgi cake pan on a baking sheet before filling with cake batter and putting in the oven. It will make it easier to get the pan in and out of the oven.

You can use a silicone pan in the oven or microwave. It can handle the same temperatures of metal pans.

Cool completely and then peel the pan away before frosting, cutting and serving.

Never cut a cake in a silicone cake pan mold. You'll ruin the pan when the knife goes through it.

Here is more on how using silicone bakeware.