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Delicious smells, a warm kitchen and homemade bread or chocolate cake to look forward to. Baking is creative fun that kids and grown-ups love to share. And with the right tools like non-stick tins and pastry cutters in lots of interesting shapes, you’re all set to mix, bake, decorate and eat!

For cakes, pies and other favourites

When fruit, berries and vegetables are at their best, it’s time to bring out the bakeware. Create tempting pies, moist cakes and other homemade favourites that fill your kitchen with delicious aromas and a warm, welcoming atmosphere.

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Polished stainless steel bowl, simple design, smooth shape, no handle, round, modern look, versatile for various uses.Stainless silver bowl with sliced green fruits on wooden table.
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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 cooling rack, silver, stainless steel, rectangular, foldable design.Six baked goods cooling on a metal rack on a white countertop.
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 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.
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.
A VISPNING mixing bowl in beige, made of polystyrene-acrylic plastic, with a handle and anti-slip feet.A person mixes batter in a tilted, ergonomic VISPNING mixing bowl with a handle spout in a bright kitchen.
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.
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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KRISPIG clear plastic cake carrier with lid, smooth & grooved tray, four latches, for transporting cakes and muffins.A cake in a carrier with a clear lid, placed on a countertop. The carrier has grooves and smooth sides for different pastries.

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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.
IKEA 365+ stainless steel scoops, one large, one small, with handles for easy hanging.Flour scoop rests on dough-lined cutting board; potted herb and flour jar beside, demonstrating kitchen use.

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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.
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.
Stainless steel flour sifter, silver, round, handle on right. Smooth surface, 250 g mark visible.A person dusts cake with icing sugar using an IDEALISK sifter, ensuring even coverage and no lumps.
SMAKSAM silicone pastry bag with 6 metal tips, white, flexible, cone-shaped, decorating tool set.Decorating cake with whipped cream tools.
BANDSLÄTTING: circular, woven rattan bowl basket with natural colour, solid design.BANDSLÄTTING: rattan proofing basket. Dust with flour, fits dough well. Size: smaller than jars, holds dough for baking.
Two LÄTTBAKAD offset spatulas, grey, plastic and stainless steel, sleek design, precise tip, ideal for spreading and icing.A person is icing a cake with a spatula on a kitchen counter. A bowl of strawberries is nearby.
Clear glass bowl, simple design, round shape, transparent.Clear glass bowl with salad, two metal serving spoons. Minimalist kitchen scene.
Two stainless steel kitchen tools: a whisk and a spiral masher. Imaged against white.A person whisking cream in a saucepan on a modern stovetop.
Ikea LÄTTBAKAD silicone spatula, light teal, teardrop-shaped with hole, smooth surface.A hand uses a light blue LÄTTBAKAD spatula with a curved edge to scrape dough from a white surface.
Two round blue silicone baking moulds, dishwasher safe, ideal for cakes, desserts, and omelettes.Person placing baking moulds with batter into an oven, using oven mitts.
RÖRT wooden spoon, natural beech, single handle, smooth surface.Baking scene with dough, scale, spoon, cloth, and utensils.
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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.

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One of the many joys of preparing and making food is the experimentation and discovery. A pinch of this, a toss of that, and something magical might happen. 

But baking, that’s an exact science. One tiny mistake in measuring the ingredients and the result will be something else entirely. All of a sudden, the bread won’t rise, the souffle collapses, or the egg punch becomes stiff. The list goes on. To avoid drama like this, you must be able to follow recipes to the letter. Enter: proper baking equipment.

The 4 pieces of baking equipment every kitchen needs

It doesn’t matter if you’re going for a perfectly layered rainbow cake, or if you’re just starting out with the beginners’ guide to baking. We’re here to help you truly master your talents. To help you get started, we’ve put together a short list of the top four baking utensils that you’re definitely going to be needing, no matter what level you’re on.

Tins and moulds

One thing is guaranteed: there’ll be no bakeware without proper tins and moulds to shape your creations. And you may not believe it, but it’s very important to use the correct size and shape as declared in the recipe. Otherwise, you can’t follow the same cooking times, and the timing will have to be adjusted (which is not easy to re-calculate correctly).

Measuring tools

Like we said, precision is key in baking. It’s hard to correctly estimate specific measurement without the proper tools. Thankfully, we have all the measuring tools you need. From cups and jugs to thermometers and scales, so that you can be sure to nail the exact amount needed.

Mixing bowls

A large mixing bowl is required for most kinds of baking. And, since many recipes often require several mixing bowls, don’t stop at just one. It’s such a drag to have to put a dough or a cream in another vessel, clean out the bowl, and then re-use it for the next step of the baking process. So, it’s best to get at least two.

If you’re a bit of a neat freak, we have just the thing: bowls with lids! The lid even has an opening for your whisk, so you won’t get splatter all over the place.

Smaller baking tools and accessories

Now that you’ve got the bigger pieces in order, you’re sure to be needing some smaller baking tools and accessories as well. How else are you going to use your mixing bowls without whisks and spatulas? Or glaze the pastry or doughs in the tins without a pastry brush? Also, there won’t even be a dough to set in the first place, without a rolling pin. And what about your cake decorating? If you want it to be spot-on, you’ll be needing a cake decoration set.

Now that you’re all set with the most essential baking equipment, there’s nothing stopping you on your way to pastry perfection!