How to straighten paper molds for baking Easter cakes: a useful life hack
Very soon, perhaps, every housewife will start preparing Easter cakes.
Most cooks use special paper forms for this purpose, which are often purchased in advance.
Often there are surplus molds left over from last year, but the problem is that, being made of paper, they easily wrinkle and lose their shape.
If such a misfortune happens to you, don’t rush to get upset.
A regular hair straightening iron can help “reanimate” deformed paper products.
Heat the device to a temperature of 150 degrees (no more, otherwise the paper will warp) and smooth out the edges of the molds.
You don’t have to worry that this procedure will in any way affect the condition of the iron.
The device will be fine, say housewives who have already tried this method, but you can easily save money on buying new molds for Easter cakes.
