Silicone Loaf Pans, Set of 2 Non-Stick Bread Moulds
These silicone loaf pans come as a set of two non-stick, reusable bread moulds for homemade bread, brownies, cakes and more. The strong, thick silicone holds its shape without bending or warping, and the photos show one red and one blue pan; the listing notes colours are sent at random.
The silicone loaf pans are flexible, so bread and cakes pop out easily, and naturally non-stick for quick release and easy cleaning. They are safe from -40°C to 230°C, and can be used in the oven, microwave, fridge and dishwasher.
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Key features of the silicone loaf pans
- Set of 2: two loaf pans.
- Thick silicone: holds its shape.
- Non-stick: loaves pop out easily.
- -40°C to 230°C: oven, microwave, fridge and freezer.
- Dishwasher safe: as the listing states.
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What to bake
- Bread loaves and banana bread.
- Brownies and fruit cake.
- Meatloaf, quiche and lasagne.
- Rice crispy snacks and cobbler.
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Why choose silicone loaf pans
Hard tins often need greasing and lining, and a loaf can still stick. Silicone flexes, so you simply turn the pan over and press gently, and the loaf comes out whole. The pans survive both baking and freezing, so you can bake ahead and store food in the same mould.
Baking tips
Place silicone pans on a baking tray before filling, so they are easy to move in and out of the oven. Let bread cool for a few minutes before turning it out. Wash in warm soapy water or the dishwasher and dry before storing.
Easy to store
Silicone is light and takes up little space, so the two pans tuck into a drawer or cupboard far more easily than metal tins.
Baking tips
Read the recipe through before you start, weigh and measure everything first, and preheat the oven so it is at the right temperature when the mixture is ready. Most ovens run a little hot or cold, so check bakes a few minutes early. With the silicone loaf pans in the kitchen, home baking becomes easier and more enjoyable.
Storing your bakeware
Keep baking tools together in one cupboard or drawer so they are easy to find on baking day. Make sure everything is completely dry before putting it away. Stored like this, the silicone loaf pans will stay in good condition and ready for the next bake.
Who it is for
Bakeware like the silicone loaf pans suits beginner bakers, families who bake together and experienced home bakers alike. They also make a thoughtful gift for a birthday, a new home or anyone who has just discovered a love of baking.
Baking with children
Baking is a great way to spend time with children: measuring teaches numbers, and mixing and decorating are fun. Let them help with the simple steps and keep an adult in charge of the oven. Simple, sturdy tools such as the silicone loaf pans make baking with children easier.
Cleaning up after baking
Soak bowls and tins in warm soapy water while the bake is in the oven, so the washing up is done by the time it comes out. Wipe flour off the worktop with a dry cloth first, then a damp one. Little habits like this make the silicone loaf pans a pleasure to use every time.
Planning your bakes
Baking ahead saves time on busy days: many cakes, breads and biscuits freeze well once cooled and wrapped. Bake a batch at the weekend and freeze portions for lunchboxes and visitors during the week. Good tools such as the silicone loaf pans make batch baking simple.
Getting the best results
Follow recipe quantities closely, as baking is more precise than cooking, and avoid opening the oven door too early while cakes are rising. Let bakes cool before slicing or decorating. A little patience and tools like the silicone loaf pans go a long way.
At a glance
- Pieces: 2 loaf pans
- Material: thick silicone
- Temperature: -40°C to 230°C
- Safe in: oven, microwave, fridge, dishwasher
- Colours: random (red and blue shown)
Silicone Loaf Pans questions
How many pans are in the set? 2.
What temperatures can they take? -40°C to 230°C.
Can they go in the dishwasher? Yes.
Can I choose the colours? No, colours are sent at random.
Looking for more like these silicone loaf pans? Browse the full Baking Tools collection or the rest of the Tabard Aprons shop. To learn more, see this overview of silicone.



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