As the years have sneaked by with far too little warning, my enthusiasm, as a young wife, all that time ago, for constant home-baking and delicious family treats has disintegrated almost as much as my equally ancient baking trays.
I doubted anything could reignite my desire for delicious aromas of home-cooked biscuits and stunning cakes – until I discovered KitchenAid Nonstick Bakeware.
Suddenly I’m a zealous convert, rubbing in pastry and beating eggs with butter and sugar as if my life depended on it. My recipe books have had the dust swept off and my less than enthusiastic oven is looking decidedly nervous.
So let me share – KitchenAid Nonstick Bakeware is quality and beauty all rolled into one – the deep solid tins are simply a pleasure to handle, and to fill with delicious home-baking ingredients.
I particularly love the nonstick Cake Pan– deep sides and at 33 x22.5cm there’s plenty of room for a decent-sized cake, the substantial handles making it so easy to take in and out of the oven.
The Cake Pan stacks perfectly on the nonstick Cookie Sheet which shares the heavy, quality feel of the Cake Pan, again with nice deep sides for even the thickest cookies.
Both made of aluminised steel which, at 0.8 cm thick, creates a substantial and robust feel. The bakeware keeps its shape and it’s all scratch and corrosion-resistant –it’s like having a new set of tins every time you bake. All KitchenAid bakeware is PTFE & PFOA free and they’re also dishwasher safe, which I love.
After baking with these lovely trays I can confirm that the nonstick works very well (and the cake and cookies tasted rather good too). All the items have a 3yr guarantee.
So if the Christmas cooking is hanging over you, treat yourself to this fabulous bakeware – you’ll be back to making your own Christmas cake, mince pies and so much more in no time.
The Cake Pan is RRP £29.90 and the Cookie Sheet, RRP £23.90. Check out BrandAlley and Harts of Stur for the full KitchenAid Aluminised Steel Non-Stick Bakeware Collection.
By Dr K Thompson, award-winning author of From Both Ends of the Stethoscope: Getting through breast cancer – by a doctor who knows
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