Abstract: A cake pan inversion tool includes first and second leg members having first and second head portions and first and second body portions extending away from the first and second head portions, respectively. The second leg member is pivotally coupled to the first leg member at a pivot point displaced from terminal edges of the first and second head portions, respectively. A compression spring extends between inner surfaces of the first and second body portions that biases the first and second body portions away from one another. The first and second head portions, together, form a head section that is pivotally movable between an insert configuration at which the head portions bear against one another in preparation for insertion into a center void of the cake pan and a deployed configuration at which the head portions are displaced outwardly capturing the cake pan.

Abstract: A cake pan inversion tool includes first and second leg members having first and second head portions and first and second body portions extending away from the first and second head portions, respectively. The second leg member is pivotally coupled to the first leg member at a pivot point displaced from terminal edges of the first and second head portions, respectively. A compression spring extends between inner surfaces of the first and second body portions that biases the first and second body portions away from one another. The first and second head portions, together, form a head section that is pivotally movable between an insert configuration at which the head portions bear against one another in preparation for insertion into a center void of the cake pan and a deployed configuration at which the head portions are displaced outwardly capturing the cake pan.