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  • EMILE HENRY EMILE HENRY Madeline Loaf Dish 2L - Vanille

EMILE HENRY Madeline Loaf Dish 2L - Vanille

C$70.99
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This ceramic dish combines a soft, elegant aesthetic with professional-grade baking performance. Its cream finish and classic fluted edges make it the perfect vessel for baking and serving golden pound cakes, artisanal breads, or savory meatloafs.

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  • Design The dish features a refined rectangular silhouette with gently rounded corners and sophisticated vertical ribbing. The "Vanille" glaze is a warm, buttery off-white that offers a soft, neutral backdrop, allowing the rich colors of a dark chocolate marble cake or a crusty sourdough loaf to stand out beautifully during table service.

  • Durability Handcrafted in France from high-resistance (HR) Burgundy clay, this baker is engineered for longevity. It is exceptionally resistant to mechanical shock and can withstand temperatures ranging from -20°C to 270°C, allowing it to transition seamlessly from the freezer to a hot oven without the risk of cracking.

  • Care & Maintenance The highly resistant, non-porous glaze is naturally scratch-resistant, so you can slice your loaves directly inside the dish with a metal knife without damaging the surface. It is completely dishwasher safe and resists staining or odor absorption, ensuring the delicate cream color remains pristine even after repeated use.

     
  • Notable Features The standout feature is the ceramic's superior heat distribution, which ensures that deep-set cakes and breads bake evenly all the way to the center without burning the edges. Its 2-liter capacity is slightly larger than a standard loaf pan, making it ideal for oversized "family-style" loaves or tall-rising brioche.

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