Round fluted tart tin - Non-stick with removable base - Ø100/85 - 910640 - 1 unit
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GOBEL

Round fluted tart tin - Non-stick with removable base - Ø100/85 - 910640 - 1 unit

Reference :
106813
Unit of sale :
PACKAGE
Pack :
1 / box

Sturdy, for sweet or savory tartlets, easy to unmold!

  • Fluted tartlet molds with removable bottoms
  • One of the thickest PFAS-free two-layer non-stick coatings
  • 0.5 mm thickness for excellent sturdiness
  • Easy to unmold without adding any fat
  • Withstands a maximum temperature of 250°C
  • Gobel pastry quality since 1887
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Since 1887, the French brand Gobel has provided the most discerning cooks with professional-quality baking moulds and utensils to successfully prepare all kinds of dishes, from everyday meals to special occasions.

FLUTED REMOVABLE-BOTTOM TART MOLDS: This range of round fluted tart moulds with a removable bottom makes it easy to bake beautiful individual tarts, which can be effortlessly removed by pushing the base upwards. Their fluted edges create a neat scalloped finish, while the removable bottom ensures clean serving without breakage. Available in diameters from Ø100 to Ø140 mm.

QUALITY MATERIALS: The two-layer non-stick coating is guaranteed PFAS-free and is one of the thickest on the market. Its 0.5 mm thickness (compared to 0.3 mm for most commercially available moulds) ensures strength and long-lasting durability.

EASY REMOVAL: There is no need to add any fat before baking. Thanks to the non-stick coating, your preparations can be removed without difficulty for impeccable results every time.

REMOVABLE-BOTTOM DESIGN: The removable bottom releases the tarts by pushing the base upwards, for clean serving without breakage, ideal for delicate filled tarts.

MADE IN FRANCE: As an Entreprise du Patrimoine Vivant (Living Heritage Company), the Gobel brand manufactures its tart moulds in France using expertise passed down from generation to generation.