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Stainless Steel Kitchen Collection - Baking

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Step 1 · Measure & portion

Measure, portion & pour precisely

Start with the right amount. From measuring spoons and cups to funnels for neat pouring without unnecessary spills.

Step 2 · Prepare

Prepare, sift & grate

Get ingredients ready before they go into the bowl. Sift flour, grate flavourings, squeeze citrus and separate eggs quickly and neatly.

Step 3 · Mix

Mixing & making batter

From a small batch of batter to a large batch of dough. Choose the right bowl, whisk in air and finish your tin or dough with the pastry brush.

Step 4 · Dough & finishing

Work dough & finish neatly

Roll dough evenly, portion and scrape precisely, cut pizza with ease and serve cake neatly after baking.

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Baking sets for a complete foundation

Choose only what you really need: a compact dough set, a complete baking foundation or the more extensive XL set.

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Stainless steel baking tools

Stainless steel baking tools for measuring, mixing, dough & finishing

Good baking tools make every step easier to organise. From measuring spoons and sieves to mixing bowls, a whisk, rolling pin and cake server: choose only the tools that suit what you enjoy baking.

Stainless steel baking tools are strong, practical and easy to keep clean. They suit many everyday baking tasks, such as measuring ingredients, sifting flour, mixing batter, rolling dough and serving pastries.

Choosing baking tools by task helps avoid a drawer full of gadgets you rarely use. Start with the essentials for your recipes and add specific tools or a complete baking set later.

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More about stainless steel baking tools

Baking tools for measuring & portioning

Baking relies on the right proportions. Measuring spoons and cups help you measure small and larger quantities consistently. Funnels are especially handy for neatly transferring or storing ingredients.

Sifting flour and preparing ingredients

A flour sifter helps distribute flour, cocoa and icing sugar finely before mixing. Fine sieves, graters, a citrus press and egg separator are practical additions for recipes where preparation matters as much as mixing.

Mixing bowls, whisks & batter

A spacious mixing bowl gives you enough working room to combine ingredients without unnecessary mess. A set with several sizes is handy when one recipe calls for keeping different mixtures or ingredients separate.

Working dough & finishing pastries

A rolling pin helps you roll dough evenly, while a dough scraper helps with portioning, cutting and keeping your worktop clean. After baking, a pizza cutter or cake server makes cutting and serving easier.

Frequently asked questions

Frequently asked questions about baking tools

Which baking tools do you really need to get started?

For many recipes, measuring spoons or cups, a good mixing bowl, a whisk and a tool suited to what you bake often will take you a long way. For bread and pizza, a rolling pin or dough scraper makes more sense than if you mainly make cakes and batter.

Why choose stainless steel baking tools?

Stainless steel is sturdy, smooth and practical for repeated kitchen use. It is easy to clean and suitable for many different baking and preparation tasks.

What size mixing bowl is useful for baking?

A compact bowl is often enough for small mixtures. For larger recipes or working with dough, a roomy bowl such as 4.5 litres gives you more working space. A set with several sizes is handy if you regularly prepare different amounts.

What is the difference between a flour sifter and a fine strainer?

A flour sifter is especially useful for dry baking ingredients such as flour, cocoa and icing sugar. A fine hand strainer is more versatile and can also handle smaller quantities and other kitchen preparations.

What do you use a dough scraper for?

A dough scraper is handy for dividing, lifting and loosening dough from the worktop. You can also use it to gather flour and dough residue while baking.

Can stainless steel baking tools go in the dishwasher?

Many stainless steel baking products are dishwasher-safe, but always check the specific product page to be sure. It also tells you whether any parts or accessories need separate cleaning.

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