Ebematsu Altaite 1.5 Loaf Pan With Lid - Made In Japan

The Ebematsu Altaite 1.5 Loaf Pan With Lid is a premium kitchen tool designed to help you bake fresh, fluffy bread right at home. Crafted with precision in Japan, this loaf pan offers an excellent baking experience for both amateur bakers and professionals alike. Its thoughtful design ensures even heat distribution, resulting in perfectly baked bread every time.

Made by Ebematsu Co., Ltd, a renowned general trading company located in Tsubame, Niigata, Japan, this loaf pan reflects the brand's commitment to quality and functionality. With the included lid, you can maintain moisture during baking for a soft crust and tender crumb. Whether you are making classic white bread, sandwich loaves, or specialty recipes, this pan is a reliable addition to your kitchen arsenal.

• Product Material: Metal

• Manufacturer: Ebematsu Co., Ltd

• Made in: Japan

• Made in Japan with high-quality materials ensuring durability and longevity.
• Includes a lid to retain moisture, helping you bake soft and fluffy bread.
• Ideal for baking 1.5 loaf size bread, perfect for family meals or small batches.
• Designed for even heat distribution to achieve consistent baking results.
• Suitable for both home bakers and professional use.

Before first use, perform air baking by washing the pan with detergent and a soft sponge, then draining it thoroughly. Bake the lid and body separately in an oven at approximately 170 degrees Celsius for around 30 minutes. While still hot, evenly spread a thin layer of shortening or spray oil inside. Then bake again at about 250 degrees Celsius for 20 minutes to complete the process. During regular use, bake your bread as per your recipe instructions. After baking, wash thoroughly and dry completely before storing to maintain the pan's condition.

After each use, wash the loaf pan with warm water and mild detergent using a soft sponge to avoid scratching. Dry thoroughly before storing to prevent rust or damage. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaning tools. Store in a dry place and avoid exposing the pan to extreme temperatures when not in use to prolong its lifespan.