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10 Inch Aluminum Angel Food Cake Pan with Center Tube

Item # 4063-35-250 is a 10 inch aluminum angel food cake pan with a formed center tube, 78 fl oz capacity—the full-size format most published angel food recipes are written for. The wide ring yields twelve to sixteen tall slices, and the disposable pan bakes, cools, sells, and gifts the cake with no rigid tube pan to wash or store.

  • 78 fl oz capacity, 10 inch full-size format with center tube
  • Matches standard published angel food and chiffon recipes
  • Yields 12-16 tall slices for gatherings and retail sale
  • Tube supports the batter climb and centers the bake
  • Full-curl rim for covered transport and gifting
  • Case of 250 for bakeries, grocers, and event programs
10 Inch Aluminum Angel Food Cake Pan with Center Tube

Specifications

Item #DescriptionCapacityTop OutTop InBottomDepthRimCase Pack
4063-35-25010" Angel Food Cake Pan w/ Cup78 fl oz9 7/8" (251mm)9 1/4" (235mm)7 1/16" (179mm)3 1/8" (79mm)FC250

The Full-Size Format Angel Food Recipes Are Written For

Read a dozen angel food recipes and most of them specify the same pan: 10 inches, tube center, roughly ten cups of batter. Item # 4063-35-250 is that specification in disposable aluminum—a 78 fl oz ring that takes a full classic recipe without scaling, so bakeries, church kitchens, and grocery programs can run published formulas straight into a sell-in-the-pan format.

Scaling Physics in a Larger Ring

Scaling a foam cake is not just about volume. In a wider ring, the batter spans a greater distance from outer wall to tube, and the rise is taller relative to the width—so heat penetration to the mid-ring becomes the limiting factor. The formed center tube carries oven heat into the middle of the ring, and aluminum's fast conduction keeps the outer section from setting long before the center. The 3 1/8 inch wall holds the full climb of a 78 fl oz rise without batter cresting the rim.

Cooling and Release Practice

Angel food cakes cool inverted so the foam structure sets under tension instead of collapsing. In this pan, bakers invert the ring over a bottle or rack through the tube opening, the same technique used with rigid pans. Once cool, the cake releases with a thin knife around the wall and tube—or it stays in the pan for sale, which is how most retail angel food cakes are actually merchandised.

Yield for Retail and Events

A 10 inch ring portions into twelve to sixteen tall slices, which prices well as a whole-cake retail item and portions generously for church socials, potlucks, and celebration tables. For grocery bakeries, the pan merchandises under a dome lid with the golden top visible; for fundraising programs, the whole cake travels as a gift in its own pan.

Case Format and Family Range

Each case holds 250 pans at 24 lbs. The family covers the 8 inch format for smaller recipes and deep round pans without the tube for standard batters, so one supplier covers the full foam-cake and round-cake program.

FAQs

What recipes fit the 10 inch angel food pan?

Most published angel food and chiffon recipes specify a 10 inch tube pan with roughly ten cups of batter. This 78 fl oz format takes a full classic recipe without scaling, and the 3 1/8 inch wall holds the complete rise without batter cresting the rim.

How many slices does a 10 inch ring yield?

Twelve to sixteen tall slices, which prices well as a whole-cake retail item and portions generously for church socials, potlucks, and celebration tables.

How do you cool angel food cake in a foil pan?

Inverted, exactly as with a rigid tube pan: flip the ring over a bottle or rack through the tube opening so the foam structure sets under tension instead of collapsing. Once cool, the cake releases with a thin knife around the wall and tube, or stays in the pan for sale.

Should the pan be greased?

No. Angel food and chiffon batters need a bare wall to grip as they climb—greasing the pan lets the batter slip and the cake falls. Use the pan straight from the case.

What other sizes are available?

The family covers the 8 inch tube format for smaller recipes and deep round pans without the tube for standard batters. The 10 inch case packs 250 pans at 24 lbs. Samples are available before you commit.

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