USA Pan Bakeware Aluminized Steel Loaf Pan, 5"D x 10"W x 3"H, 1.5 Pound

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Bake bigger, better loaves with the USA Pan 1.5 Pound Loaf Pan, measuring 10 x 5 x 3 inches—ideal for quick breads, pound cake, meatloaf, cornbread, quiche, and more. Its heavy-duty aluminized steel construction heats quickly and evenly, helping your baked goods rise beautifully and bake consistently every time. Crafted for home bakers who want professional results, this versatile pan features USA Pan’s signature fluted design to improve airflow and strengthen the structure, reducing the risk of warping. Reinforced with a steel wire rim, it’s built for long-lasting durability. The pan is finished with a proprietary silicone-based nonstick coating that provides effortless release and easy cleanup—no greasing or parchment needed. Proudly made in the USA from globally sourced materials, this pan is designed to deliver commercial-grade performance for everyday baking. Whether you're making a classic loaf for the family or prepping multiple recipes for entertaining, the USA Pan 1.5 Pound Loaf Pan ensures consistent, reliable results. USA Pan is a family-owned company based in the Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania area, with over 60 years of experience making high-performance bakeware trusted by bakers nationwide.

Specifications

SpecValue
BrandUSA Pan
MaterialAlloy Steel
Capacity1.5 Pounds
Dimensions5"D x 10"W x 3"H
Weight1.3 Pounds
Included1 loaf pan
Dishwasher safeNo
Oven safeYes
ColorAluminized Steel

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