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We created the Silicone Dessert Bar Pan for a client who wanted a neater and easier way to bake brownies and other desserts. Unlike metal bakeware, the pan is flexible and remains cool to the touch. The 12 candy-bar shaped molds can be filled with brownie batter, Rice Krispie treats or cookie dough, and each piece comes out perfect. The pan bends for easy removal of items after baking, while the rigid frame molded into the perimeter makes the pan safe to carry. It is also dishwasher safe.

“A very successful bakeware item for us called the Surprise Pan is going into the entire US market under our Chicago Metallic brand. …that’s what is great about brainstorming, there’s no idea that’s stupid.” Scott Nicholson, President of Xtraordinary Home Products Xtraordinary Home Products’ strong commitment to housewares design and innovation led to the development …

Silicone Dessert Pan Transcript (Narrator: George M. Davison (aka Mr. D), CEO and Founder of Davison)Meet Joe Springer, former United States marine. He’s an EMS pilot that rescues people in distress. He’s a great family man, he’s a bit of a prankster, and he loves brownies. (Inventor: Joseph)They have this rule you cut across the …

Joseph Dared to Invent Our client, Inventor of the Silicone Dessert Pan Joseph Springer likes his brownies with chewy edges–he’s not alone, right? Well, his wife didn’t appreciate that he would slice her brownies before they were done baking in an attempt to give ALL the brownies edges. “She even yelled at me,” Joe recalls …

Joseph Dared to Invent Watch as Davison’s Better Way to Invent turns Joseph’s Silicone Dessert Bar Pan idea into a store-ready reality! Have you ever baked a delicious batch of brownies and only wanted to eat the ones that had chewy edges? Our inventor, Joseph, had always loved brownies with a chewy edge; in fact, …

Inventing is about more than just having an idea… It’s about taking a chance. Dare to Invent is a new webisode series from Davison that shows what can happen when everyday people with ideas take the leap of faith – and Dare to Invent. Each 6-8-minute webisode features the true story of a real person’s …

Dare to Invent® is a video series produced by Davison and featured on the Lifetime Channel show, “The Balancing Act.”  It is the first time that anyone has ever captured an inventor’s experience from the genesis of an idea to it being brought to market. Each segment shows what can happen when everyday people with …

George Davison Gives Invention Tips On South Dakota Radio Show On KORN 1490 AM in Sioux Falls, George Davison talks about Inventionland and Davison’s Better Way to invent. He also explains how an invention goes from an idea to a store shelf. Listen… TRIB Live Reports on Local Students Visiting Inventionland Students from the Mt. …

Valentine’s Day is right around the corner and if you’re still unsure of what to get that special person this year, look no further; we think we have an idea that your significant other will love! Sometimes the simplest of gifts mean the most and the more time, effort and thought that goes into a …