Kitchen tool for forming baking liner

A kitchen tool comprising:

• a rigid bottom tool having a sidewall which includes inwardly facing ribs bounding a hollow interior of the bottom tool and further defining inter-rib valleys, the bottom tool having an upper portion, a lower portion, and an interior profile that tapers from wider at the top of the bottom tool to narrower at the bottom of the bottom tool, the upper portion of the bottom tool being a shallower sloped upper portion and the lower portion of the bottom tool being a steeper sloped lower portion extending downwardly from the shallower sloped upper portion;
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• a rigid top tool having a first side on one end and a second side on a distal end which is opposite the one end,
• wherein the first side has an exterior profile which is geometrically similar to the interior profile of at least the upper portion of the bottom tool and which includes outwardly facing ribs, and the second side includes a pusher tool which is geometrically similar to the interior profile of the lower portion of the bottom tool and which includes outwardly facing ribs, and
• wherein the first side is dimensioned so that the first side can be inserted into the bottom tool with the ribs of the first side nesting in the inter-rib valleys, the first side is also separable from the hollow interior of the bottom tool, and the pusher tool is dimensioned so that, upon inverting of the rigid top tool, the pusher tool can be inserted into the lower portion of the bottom tool with the ribs of the pusher tool nesting in the inter-rib valleys of the lower portion of the bottom tool;
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• wherein the top tool and the bottom tool is adapted to receive a liner therebetween when the top tool and the bottom tool are in a vertically separated state relative to each other and to deform the liner upon insertion of the top tool into the bottom tool.