Bake breads, pound cakes and other treats with a touch of French charm using this versatile loaf pan. Emile Henry's Madeleine collection, inspired by the French expression ''Madeleine de Proust,'' evokes a sense of nostalgia, adding charm and soul to your homemade creations. Crafted from Burgundy clay, it ensures even heat distribution and features a naturally non-stick surface, delivering exceptional texture and flavor. Perfect for oven-to-table presentation, it combines elegance, performance and practicality.
Founded in 1850, Emile Henry has a worldwide reputation for manufacturing fine-quality ceramic ovenware, gourmet cooking products, and bakeware products. The company takes advantage of the mineral-rich clay in the French province of Burgundy where they are located and uses this special clay as the basis of all their ceramic cookware for slow, even cooking and superior heat retention. Thanks to Burgundy clay, all Emile Henry products exhibit extraordinary thermal shock properties, meaning they can go from freezer to oven, broiler or microwave without concern.
product features
- crafted in france with care using natural, eco-friendly materials for exceptional quality and durability
- resists stains and odors to keep your ceramic bakeware looking pristine
- with unmatched even heating capabilities, burgundy clay is safe for broiler and microwave use and is oven safe to 500°f
- highly resistant to thermal shock, emile henry cookware moves directly from freezer to oven
- all dishes are free from heavy metals, petroleum-based materials, and harmful chemicals like pfas, bpas and ptfes
- dishwasher safe for easy cleanup
specifications
- manufacturer: emile henry
- material: burgundy clay
- dimensions and weights: 11.2" l x 5.1" w x 3.5" h; 2.76 lb.
- capacity: 1.9 qt.
- warranty: 10-year warranty against manufacturing defects
- made in france
what's in the box
- loaf pan
care & usage
- dishwasher safe
- freezer and microwave safe
- oven and broiler safe to 500°f
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