Bakeware Buying Guide

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When it comes to buying bake ware, the basics are really important if you're not a seasoned baker. The fancier stuff is perfect if you are a baker by trade or by pastime, but unless you need it for a specific recipe, new bakers should primarily stick the the basics, because who knows how often you'll use a truffle shaver  or a lemon zester If you think that you'll be making the dish frequently, then an investment is a wise choice. Unfortunately, there are many different types of fancy high-tech bake ware out there that all work as well as they they should, but that could drain your budget. So remember to invest in what you need, and build your kitchen up from there. And if you need a fancy gadget, by all means splurge! And also remember one of the best things about buying bake ware: the names of the pans and cups and tins are all self-explanatory for their use.

 Basic Bakeware

Jelly Roll Pans 

Baking Sheets 

Muffin Pans 

Tart Pans 

Pie Pans 


Square Cake Pans 

Round Cake Pans 

Springform Pans 

Loaf Pans 

Bundt® Cake Pans 

Less Basic Bakeware

Madeleine Pans 

Popover Pans 

Ramekins 

Custard Cups 

Pineapple Upside-Down Cake Pans 

Pastry Bakeware

Mixing Bowls 

Rolling Pins 

Pastry Scrapers 

Pastry Blenders 


Cookie Cutters 

Pastry Brushes 

Cooling Racks 

Cake Lifters 

Fancy Bakeware

Crème Brûlée Torches 

Pastry Bags 

Frosting Tips 

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