My Go-To Baking Molds for a Stress-Free Kitchen Experience
check_circlePros
- The baking doesn't stick to the mold, making cleanup a cinch.
- They're super affordable, with prices starting at just 13 rubles.
- The variety of shapes and sizes is impressive, making them perfect for any recipe.
- The aluminum material is durable and withstands high temperatures.
- They're easy to use and require minimal effort to get the job done.
- The value for money is unbeatable, especially considering the quality.
- They're perfect for making keks, bread, and other baked goods.
- The molds are easy to store and transport due to their compact size.
cancelCons
- I tried to wash and reuse one, but it's not worth the effort - they're disposable.
- The material can be a bit flimsy, so be careful when handling them.
- Some of the molds can be a bit tricky to clean, especially the smaller ones.
- The packaging could be better, as it's not very eco-friendly.
- I've had a few instances where the mold didn't distribute the heat evenly.
- They're not as versatile as some other baking molds on the market.
- The molds can be prone to scratches if not handled carefully.
- They may not be suitable for high-acid foods like tomatoes or citrus.
Editor's Summary
I'm obsessed with these aluminum baking molds and for good reason. They're affordable, durable, and make baking a breeze. I've found them at Auchan for as low as 13 rubles, and for the price, you can't beat the value for money. I've been using them for ages, and they've become a staple in my kitchen. Whether I'm making keks or regular bread, these molds deliver. They're easy to use, and the variety of shapes and sizes is impressive, making them perfect for any recipe. I've tried them out with different types of baked goods, and the results are always consistent.
Specifications
My Go-To Baking Molds for a Stress-Free Kitchen Experience
I've been obsessed with aluminum baking molds for ages, and it's no surprise why they're a staple in my kitchen.
I usually pick them up at Auchan for a steal - this round mold costs just 20 rubles, and prices vary depending on size and shape. I've even found smaller ones for as little as 13 rubles! For the price, you can't beat the value for money.
Occasionally, I'll grab a 'brick' mold (that's what I call it) for making keks - it's currently 15 rubles.
Material: aluminum
Manufacturer: OOO 'Olgin'skaia manufaktura'
This product has no expiration date.
This mold is disposable, but I tried to wash it to reuse it. Let's just say I'm not the only one who's attempted this - it stuck like glue, and I'm pretty sure the universe was punishing me for being too cheap!
I baked a casserole in this new mold, and the second time I used it to make a charlotte... it stuck like crazy! Maybe it was just a weird coincidence, or maybe the universe really was out to get me.
One thing I love about these molds is how perfect they are for roasting veggies - just cover them with foil, poke some holes, and you're good to go! Twenty minutes with the foil on, and five more minutes without, and you've got perfectly cooked veggies.
When I'm making a casserole, I always grease the mold with butter to prevent sticking.
I've made casseroles of all sizes - from a little to a lot - and they always turn out perfectly, just a bit longer in the oven.
I check for doneness the old-fashioned way - just poke it with a toothpick!
I love making all sorts of keks, especially from store-bought mixes - there are so many to choose from! Here's an orange kex I made.
I greased the mold with sunflower oil before baking, and when I took the kex out, it slid right out - no sticking whatsoever!
No aluminum smell, just a huge time-saver - no need to wash dishes!
Now, go ahead and indulge in my delicious orange kex with vanilla powder... or, if you're not a kex fan, try my tasty vanilla casserole with sour cream and fresh cherries (imported, sadly).
Aluminum baking molds - 5 stars and my top recommendation for purchase.
Enjoy your meal!
Pros:
Affordable - I've found them for as little as 13 rubles! Perfect for roasting veggies No aluminum smell No need to wash dishes Easy to use
Cons:
Sticky surface (but a quick grease with butter or sunflower oil solves the problem)
I've been using these aluminum baking molds for ages, and I'm hooked! They're perfect for making casseroles, keks, and even roasting veggies. The prices are super reasonable, and I've found them for as little as 13 rubles! The only downside is that the surface can be a bit sticky, but a quick grease with butter or sunflower oil solves the problem. All in all, I highly recommend these molds for anyone looking to simplify their baking routine.
