That's Hot (and Non-Stick): Paris Hilton’s Heart-Shaped Pan Is A Valentine’s Must-Have

Is there anything that Paris Hilton can’t do? The mom-of-two is a media personality, a model, a DJ, a singer, an author, an actress, a reality TV star, and an all-around cool person. That’s why fans were delighted when she announced that she was creating her own line of cookware. The Blast took a deep dive into her cooking line and found some items that you absolutely cannot pass up if you want to have a sliving kitchen!

If you like things that are pink and heart-shaped, then you’re going to fall in love with Paris Hilton’s cooking set. She has absolutely everything fans could want, from a 6-quart air fryer to an enameled cast-iron Dutch oven to bright pink oven mitts with her signature catchphrase, “That’s hot,” stitched into the cuff (hold on, adding that to my cart now).

The “Stars Are Blind” singer has heart-shaped ramekins, a heart-shaped digital thermometer, and even a pink meat chopper, which, according to one Amazon reviewer, “chops meat better than expected.” It’s not just cute, but functional too! Many of the items are either engraved with her signature “That’s hot” catchphrase or with her initials “PH,” including one we decided to try.

If you’re looking for a bundt pan, why not go the extra mile and make sure it’s heart-shaped? Paris Hilton created a 9-inch ceramic-coated heart-shaped fluted cake pan that is non-stick, dishwasher-safe, and created without PFAS, PFOA, PFOS, and PFTE.

According to the official description on the Amazon page, this fluted pan isn’t just made for cakes. It’s also ideal for breads and ice molds, which would definitely be a showstopper. The cake pan is made from aluminum “for durability, even heat distribution, and superior performance” and is coated with a “premium ceramic nonstick for effortless food release and mess-free cleanup.” Of course, being dishwasher safe is also a pretty big bonus.

On Amazon, the heart-shaped fluted cake pan has an average rating of 4.8/5 from over 900 reviews. Clearly, I wasn’t the only one looking to create a heart-shaped confection on Valentine’s Day, as Amazon claims that they’ve had over one thousand orders of this cake pan in the past month alone. Fortunately, they add the note that “Customers usually keep this item,” so you can feel confident that this is probably not a product you’ll regret buying later.

Of course, it definitely helps to see how many other customers posted their own heart-shaped treats. Many customers who shared photos of their delectable culinary confections have described the cake pan as “sturdy” and “excellent.” One user said that the cakes “release easily with no issue,” while another happy customer kicked the creativity up a notch by filling it with birdseed to make ornate wreaths for their feathered friends.

The first thing I thought when the brown Amazon box showed up on my doorstep was, "This thing is heavy!" The listing puts it at 680 grams, which is just under 1.5 pounds. It feels pretty sturdy in your hands and probably won’t need a baking dish underneath it after you slide it into the oven (that said, I happened to put one underneath anyway, just in case the batter overflowed).

I put the cake pan in the dishwasher before I used it, and it came out looking exactly like it did when it first arrived. No chips or cracks in the paint. No scratches or accidental “bruising.” So I can definitely say it holds up to the claims of being dishwasher-safe.

My first attempt with this pan was baking a chocolate cake with a cream cheese filling. The pan didn’t slide around while I was filling the thick batter, as some pans are known to do, and I was very pleased with how the cake turned out overall.

I made a little bit of cake paste to brush on the sides to prevent it from sticking (it’s a simple mix of cocoa powder and oil), but the cake slid out smoothly and looked good enough to eat. I definitely plan to use it for other sweet treats later on, such as a lemon pound cake.

And I might just pick up a few of her other kitchen items, too. Taking my heart-shaped pan out of the oven with her bright pink oven mitts? Now that’s hot.