USA Pan Bakeware Nonstick Mini Loaf Pan, Set of 4, Aluminized Steel

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Brand: USA Pan

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The USA Pan set of 4 mini loaf pans has 4 pans that measure a full 5. 25 x 3. 125 x 2. 25 inches each and provide home bakers with an easy way to bake delicious mini cakes or mini-yeast breads. With a set of 4 pans, you can use each individual pan to make a perfect quick bread, flawless pound cake, super moist cornbread, or a classic mini meatloaf. Ideal for individual servings or gift giving! The commercial grade steel design of the mini loaf pans allows for quick release of your baked goods with even heating distribution for perfectly baked food. With our proprietary silicone nonstick coating, the USA Pan set of 4 mini loaf pans allow quick release and easy clean-up. Every USA Pan has been designed with the same standard high performance features that commercial bakers enjoy including heavy gauge steel construction that allows for even heat distribution and maximum service life. USA Pan’s professional grade bakeware helps everyday home bakers produce professional grade baked goods. USA Pan is a Bundy family owned company, based in the greater Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania area that has been producing high performance bakeware for over 60 years. Made in the USA from globally sourced materials.

Specifications

SpecValue
BrandUSA Pan
MaterialSteel
Capacity2.25 Inches
Dimensions3"D x 5.5"W x 2.25"H
Weight1.2 Pounds
Included4 mini loaf pans
Dishwasher safeNo
Oven safeYes
ColorAluminized Steel

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