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Baking utensils for sweet treats and delicious breads

Here you'll find baking utensils that lend a hand in the kitchen and make the difference between a cake and a real sweet sensation. Whether it's cake tins, muffin trays, bread-baking gear or handy baking accessories, there's plenty here waiting to be discovered.

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Stainless steel bowl, sleek silver, round shape, smooth design.Silver bowl with chips on wooden table, beside glasses, bottle, and vase.
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BAKTIDER beige silicone cake pan with two handles, square shape, easy to clean.Wooden table with baked dish, fresh lemon, berries, and utensils.
This image the VINTERROCKA springform baking pan. Its round, silver-colored, made of stainless steel, with a perforated base and spring locks.A person using a springform pan, coating it with oil for baking. The pan is on a table surrounded by ingredients.
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BAKTIDER silicone muffin tray, beige, 12 cups, even heat distribution, easy release, two handles.Tray of blueberry muffins on a wooden table next to napkins and fresh berries.
Light blue spatula with grey handle, silicone tip, smooth design, kitchen tool.Person pouring batter from a spatula into a round cake pan. The spatula has a small support to avoid messes.
UPPFYLLD Measuring cup, set of 6, off-whiteExample image baking scene: white mixing bowl, eggshells, measuring spoons, eggs, flour bag, UPPFYLLD white plastic measuring cups.

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A VARDAGEN glass measuring jug, clear in colour, made of heat-resistant glass. It has a handle and markings for measuring liquids and ingredients.Person pours milk from a measuring jug into a bowl with an egg. The jug has markings for measuring liquid.
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A GENOMSNITT digital kitchen scale, black, with a square glass top and digital display.A digital kitchen scale, black with a glass top, measuring a liquid in a glass cup.
LÄTTBAKAD cooling rack, silver, stainless steel, rectangular, foldable design.Six baked goods cooling on a metal rack on a white countertop.
SMAKSAM silicone pastry bag with 6 metal tips, white, flexible, cone-shaped, decorating tool set.Decorating cake with whipped cream tools.

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Four pink kitchen utensils: spatula, spoon, brush, whisk. Wooden handles and silicone heads.Person using silicone whisk in bowl on floured table with baking ingredients.
LÄTTBAKAD: beige dough cutter; plastic body, stainless rivet-blade.A baking scene featuring a white dough cutter on a floured countertop, next to a bowl of dough and a vintage scale.

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Wooden, handleless rolling pin, made of acacia, lightweight, natural brown.Wooden rolling pin on flour-dusted cutting board with dough, eggshell, bowls, whisk, and potted plant.

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A white BAKTIDER cake carrier with a lid and handle, made of polypropylene plastic, designed to store and transport baked goods.Tray of blueberry muffins with lid for freshness, flowers, and berries on table. Milk jug and teapot nearby.
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FIKADAGS - white bowl, simple design, round shape, made from polypropylene plastic.Person mixing batter in white bowl with wooden spoon.
Two green spatulas with wooden handles for family baking, designed for adults and kids.A person pours batter from a white bowl using a green spatula into a round pan, surrounded by baking ingredients on a kitchen counter.
VARDAGEN stainless steel measuring cups set - silver - nesting design - kitchen tool.A person adds ingredients to a mixing bowl using measuring cups. The cups are placed on a counter, ready for precise measurements.

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BAKTIDER stainless roasting pan with wire rack, rectangular shape, two side handles.Person preparing meat in a stainless steel roasting tin with rack, surrounded by vegetables and seasonings.
Clear glass bowl, simple design, round shape, transparent.Clear glass bowl with salad, two metal serving spoons. Minimalist kitchen scene.

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A BAKTIDER measuring jug, light beige, with clear markings, a silicone spout, and a stainless steel spring, designed for precision batter dispensing.Clear measuring jug with handle, partially filled with liquid, likely batter, on a floured wooden surface, showcasing its use in baking.
Rolling pin. Name: MAGASIN. Light brown wood. Cylindrical with curved handles. Classic baking tool.A person uses a wooden rolling pin to flatten dough on a floured kitchen counter. A bowl of flour is nearby.
KUSTFYR Baking cup, mixed patternsKUSTFYR Baking cup, mixed patterns
VINTERFINT Baking cup, striped red/white
Brown ikea BAKTRADITION silicone baking mat with large white circle cutouts for even baking.Baking tray with cinnamon rolls, some on plate, sprinkled with sugar.
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Kitchen tools for memorable moments

Making hearty meals and tasty treats with your family is fun, and the activity is more important than the result. With clever baking and cooking accessories you can make it child’s play, helping to boost self-confidence and make even the smallest member of your family feel like a true baker and master chef.

A LÄTTBAKAD cookie scoop filled with cookie dough is placed next to a baking tray with a BAKTRADITION baking mat on it.
A person in a grey shirt is holding a dark grey STRANDFLY springform pan that has a golden-brown cake inside.

IKEA baking utensils are your clever kitchen helpers

Do you love baking as much as we do? Spend the whole day daydreaming about muffins, tarts and cakes? Then our baking utensils might be just the thing for you. And if you only bake the odd birthday cake every few months, or want to bake your own bread on a relaxed Sunday, there's still plenty in our range to make life easier. Whether you're after gear for bread-baking or kit for ambitious cake creations, you'll find clever, practical and good-looking baking utensils here. How about non-stick tins that let everything slide straight out? Or kitchen scales and measuring cups for precise recipes and perfectly executed bakes and pastries? Have a look around, and put the oven on while you're at it.

Key features and benefits of our baking utensils (depending on the model):

Whether you're baking a crusty sourdough in a loaf tin, planning a tiered cake in our springform tins or scraping the last of the chocolate cream out of the mixing bowl, discover the baking utensils that turn your ideas into real treats.

Which baking utensils are essential?

After a basic kit of baking accessories? Beyond the classic bowls, measuring tools and appliances, it depends on what you're making. Baking tins and cake tins form the foundation for your cakes, tarts and loaves. Mixing bowls in different sizes are made for blending doughs and creams. Kitchen scales and measuring cups are indispensable for following precise recipes and measuring your ingredients accurately. And baking accessories like dough scrapers, pastry brushes and whisks take the work out of plenty of everyday steps.

Which baking utensils do I need at home?

To get started, you only need a handful of well-chosen pieces. A springform tin, a loaf tin and a muffin tray cover most baking recipes. With those, you can turn out sweet and savoury treats alike: cakes, cupcakes, quiches and breads. For preparing your doughs, a mixing bowl, kitchen scales and a measuring cup will usually do the job. A dough scraper, pastry brush and whisk round things off nicely. Our baking utensil sets bring the key pieces together, all designed to work as a team.

Which utensils do I need to bake my own bread?

Fancy fresh, home-baked bread made to your taste? The right utensils can make a real difference. A loaf tin or bread tin gives the dough the structure it needs. A proving basket lets air circulate while the dough rests. Precise kitchen scales matter a lot here, because every gram counts in bread-baking. A large mixing bowl for kneading and a dough scraper for tidy work round off the baking accessories. With a rustic wooden board and a sharp bread knife, you can serve your own loaf in style.

How do I store my baking accessories properly?

Keeping everything dry is the golden rule. After washing your baking utensils (some can also go in the dishwasher), let everything dry fully before putting it away. There are quite a few small helpers involved in baking and other cooking too, and they're all useful – drawer organisers keep small items like dough scrapers and pastry brushes tidy and easy to find. Kitchen cabinets and kitchen wall shelves keep the tins and bowls you reach for most within easy grasp. Storage containers and storage jars are ideal for your smaller baking kit and your baking ingredients.

Why are good-quality baking utensils worth it?

Quality really does pay off in baking. Hard-wearing materials like stainless steel and glass last for years and deliver reliably good results. They're also especially hygienic to clean – often quickly in the dishwasher, which saves you time too. Investing in good baking utensils once saves money and frustration in the long run. And quality doesn't have to mean a high price tag. At IKEA, you can pick up first-rate baking pieces at affordable prices. By the way: you can choose your baking utensils in person at your local IKEA store, or order them online from the comfort of the sofa.