ART EXHIBITION burger and cheesecake mold review

A round mold that gives burger buns a uniform diameter and doubles for small cheesecakes. Cheap and genuinely useful for one thing, and the listing publishes almost nothing about it.

What problem does a bun mold solve?

A real one that home bakers hit immediately. Free-formed bread dough spreads as it proves and again as it bakes. Shape six burger buns by hand and you get six different widths, several of them wider and flatter than a patty.

A ring mold holds the dough to a fixed diameter through both stages. The dough has nowhere to go but up, so the buns rise instead of spreading, and every one matches the next. That is the difference between homemade buns and bakery ones, and it is a shaping problem rather than a recipe problem, which is why no amount of better dough fixes it.

Non-stick matters here specifically because an enriched bun dough is soft and sticky, and a bun that tears coming out of the ring loses the crust you just made.

Does the cheesecake use hold up?

Reasonably. A small round mold is the correct shape for an individual or a small cheesecake, so this is a genuine second use rather than a marketing line. What it cannot do is a full-size cheesecake, and for that the springforms in this roundup are the tools.

Whether it is deep enough for the cheesecake you have in mind is unanswerable from the listing, which is the recurring problem here.

What is not documented?

Nearly everything, and it is the reason this ranks last.

No diameter. On a bun mold, the diameter is the entire feature. You are buying it to fix bun width, and you cannot find out what width you are fixing them to until it arrives.

No depth, so you cannot judge the cheesecake use at all.

No body material. The listing describes the non-stick finish but not what is under it, and aluminium and steel behave differently under heat and dent differently in a cupboard.

And the use case is narrow. Outside buns and small cheesecakes, this will sit in the cupboard.

Is it sulit?

Around ₱89 as of August 20, 2026. Check the latest price on Shopee. That is little enough that the missing specs are a low-stakes gamble rather than a real risk, and if you bake burger buns it solves a problem nothing else in this roundup addresses. The record is thin: 146 sold with 29 ratings at 4.8.

Who should buy it

Buy this if you bake burger buns and are tired of them coming out different sizes. If you want a small cheesecake pan, buy something that publishes its depth.

See how it ranks in our best non-stick bakeware in the Philippines roundup, or read which specialty shapes are worth it in our non-stick bakeware buying guide.

Alternatives to consider

Want a small round pan whose sizes and removable base are stated? The ART EXHIBITION round cake pan comes in 4, 6 and 8 inch. Want a proper cheesecake pan instead? The Chef’s Gallery CG-RCS26 springform is the one to compare.