Standard loaf pan with a perforated insert that allows fat to drain for healthier meatloaf. 11"L x 6"W x 2.75"H. Dishwasher safe. Made of durable tin-free steel in the USA.

The Commercial Bakeware from Chicago Metallic is manufactured to meet the exacting standards of commercial bakers and those who prefer traditional baking on uncoated pans.

Crisp, puffy popovers are crowd pleasers with any meal. Using this aluminum, nonstick pan, you can create up to 12 at a time.

From Chicago Metallic comes this Lasagna Trio Pan and Spatula Set.

For baking popovers (the moist, bread-like muffins with lightly browned, crispy tops), it's best to use a pan made solely for this job.

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Having trouble getting French bread to look and taste like the local baker's? This professional perforated French bread pan is the answer.

The round cake pan is a staple in most kitchens, and this one from Chicago Metallic will give terrific baking results for years to come.

From Chicago Metallic comes this 16.7 x 11.5-in Nonstick Cooling Grid - part of their Professional line. 16.7 x 11.5-in Nonstick Cooling GridProvides durability and excellent heat ...

Off we go to a great dessert! Clever shape will get everyones attention, especially kids. Nonstick pan has 6 cavities to create clever airplane shaped treats.

The extraordinary Resist non-stick finish offers abrasion-resistance it 10 times tougher than other ordinary non-stick coatings.

Layer cakes, bake and brown evenly and release easily in our professional-grade cake pans. Straight-sided structure makes cake exterior even for icing. All pans are 2" deep.

Heavy weight for durability and strength Superior heat conduction RESIST-Plus non-stick coating for easy release and quick clean-up Dishwasher-safe

Bake Family Favorites with this; Baking Dish, Perfect for Making Family Favorites, Made of Steel, Dishwasher Safe

Is there any better treat than a piece of crusty French bread hot out of the oven, possibly slathered with sweet butter?