coox 18 cm Springform with Glass Serving Plate
The small coox springform with glass base (Ø 18 cm) can be used in many ways – whether for a single or 2-person household, for children, or as practical accessories for multi-layer cakes. But that's not all: while the unique, simple closure makes it easy for you to open and close the form, the cake is also baked directly on the serving plate and can then be served and cut on it – saving time and effort. The practical glass feet under the base also provide better handling and help you lift the plate more easily.
In short:
- Springform with glass serving plate
- Glass feet for easy lifting and serving
- Serve directly & cut on the plate
- Never transfer again
- Non-stick surface, no greasing of the silicone ring needed
- Very space-saving
- Easy to clean, dishwasher safe
- Oven and microwave safe
- Suitable from 230 to -40 °C
- For all springform recipes (Ø 18 cm) or 1/2 recipe of the 26 cm form
- Suitable for air fryers
- BPA-free
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