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Lekue Pudding Mould with Plate
Preparing pudding and crème caramel has never been that easy!
With the pudding mold, which combines the 100% Platinum Silicone mold and a ceramic dish, flipping and unmolding your pudding will be a breeze. Pudding for everyone, from the oven to the table!
- Flip safely and easily: Thanks to the non-stick Platinum Silicone 100% and the supporting dish, your crème caramel will unfold perfectly every time.
- Secure grip from the oven to the table! The two handles and the secure fit of the dish in the mold make the entire process safe and comfortable.
- Easy clean-up and storage. Less mess, less hassle. Its all-in-one, flexible mold saves you time and space.
- Easy and delicious recipes included. The pleasure of a traditional recipe, with just 3 ingredients, made even easier.
- Serve your preparation directly at the table!
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