Bread Loaf Pan Vilde ORI_279022, nonstick granite coating, 25.5×13×6 cm

Vilde bread loaf pan ORI_279022 is a rectangular baking tin with external dimensions 25.5×13×6 cm and a granite nonstick coating. Designed for baking standard loaves, it provides easy release and simple cleaning. The pan is intended for use in home ovens and on countertops, suitable for bread, pound cakes and other loaf-style bakes.

Advantages

The granite nonstick coating ensures minimal sticking and allows most baked goods to be removed whole without tearing. Compact external dimensions make the pan suitable for standard oven racks while its rectangular shape produces consistent loaf form. The metal construction provides even heat distribution for uniform browning and baking results. The smooth interior surface reduces residue buildup, simplifying hand washing and maintenance.

Suitable for

• Baking yeast and quick breads
• Pound cakes and loaf cakes
• Meatloaf and savory terrines
• Slicing and storing pre-baked loaves

Key specifications

• External dimensions: 25.5 × 13 × 6 cm
• Shape: rectangular loaf pan
• Surface: granite nonstick coating for easy release
• Material: metal body for even heat conduction
• Intended use: oven and countertop baking of loaf-style products

How to use

Before first use, wash the pan in warm soapy water and dry thoroughly. Lightly grease the coated surface if desired for extra insurance when baking sticky batters. Place the prepared batter or mixture into the pan evenly to promote uniform rise and bake according to the recipe and your oven's settings. Allow the loaf to cool briefly in the pan on a wire rack before turning out to avoid breakage. Clean the pan by hand with a soft sponge; avoid abrasive pads and harsh cleaners that could damage the coating.

Usage recommendations

Use moderate oven temperatures consistent with loaf recipes to preserve the nonstick coating. Do not use metal utensils that can scratch the surface; opt for silicone, wood or heat-resistant plastic tools. Store the pan dry and avoid stacking heavy objects on top of the coated surface to maintain its performance over time.