KitchenCraft Living Nostalgia Vintage-Style Enamel Butter Dish With Lid

B&Q £19.99 Might be Out of Stock First seen in Nov 2023

Description

Whether you're roasting a small joint of beef, baking a batch of brownies or making a lasagne, this MasterClass 23 x 4 cm Non-Stick Square Baking Tin allows you to cook with confidence every time. Perfect for daily use, it's manufactured from heavy-duty 1 mm commercial grade carbon steel that's been electroplated to give it additional strength. This allows it to absorb and distribute the heat from your oven more evenly. With this, it consistently provides you with superior results - with not an undercooked cake centre or unevenly cooked joint of meat in sight.It's also designed to release your food without trouble - whatever you're cooking. This baking pan is finished with a double non-stick Quantum II coating. So, it releases food quickly, easily, and in the case of baked treats such as cakes and brownies, without damaging them. There's significantly less mess to clean as a result, making washing up a far easier task. It's also a safe choice to bake, cook or roast with. This double non-stick layer is free of chemicals such as polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE), perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA) and bisphenol A (BPA).Keeping it at its high performance best is very easy too. You can simply rinse this square baking pan down with warm water when you've finished, or, for an even quicker clean-up, put it in your dishwasher. It also features rolled edges, which, combined with its heavy-duty construction, protect it from rust. This 23 x 4 cm Non-Stick Square Baking Pan also comes complete with MasterClass's 20-year guarantee against faulty workmanship or materials, as well as a five-year non-stick guarantee.Very versatile and perfectly-sized for roasting joints of lamb, pork and beef, small chickens or turkey crowns, or vegetables, this square baking pan (KCMCHB70) can also be combined with the 26 cm by 1 cm square non-stick baking tray, also available from the MasterClass collection. Why not combine the two to create a lidded baking pan?For your peace of mind, it's cove.