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Nordic Ware Banana Loaf Pan

Nordic Ware’s Banana Loaf Pan

Banana bread has a reputation for being a bit dull, partially due to the fact that it is quite common, and partially due to the fact that it comes out of a plain, rectangular loaf pan. The common part is difficult to change – although getting a reputation for baking really great banana bread recipes will help that a lot – but the boring loaf pan aspect is easier. Just get something with a little shape to it, something like the Nordic Ware’s new Banana Loaf Pan. This cute, tropical pan is has a half-cylinder shape to it, rather than a rectangle, and it is decorated with bunches of bananas and a palm tree. The ridges that run along the loaf are good guidelines for slicing, too. The cast-iron pan has a nonstick interior to help with an easy release, but greasing and flouring a pan like this will help the design come out even better because it will make the exterior of the loaf look just a bit darker. It is a bit longer and less deep than your standard loaf pan at 5-in x 13-in x 3-in, so be sure to check your recipe a little early when you start to bake with a pan like this, as it will probably need a little less time in the oven as a plain old rectangular loaf.

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8 Comments
  • Caroline
    May 21, 2010

    How cute! I just made banana bread last weekend and the plain old loaf pan is old and tired. This would be so cute on a table with minimal effort! Thanks for highlighting this!

  • Paula
    May 21, 2010

    awesome!

  • nadine
    May 22, 2010

    my roommate has this and i was skeptical at first about whether the banana bread would stick in the little bananas or palm trees but she sprayed it first and it came out beautifully!

  • kitchen equipment
    September 1, 2010

    I have to say, I shared Nadine’s scepticism, the detail does look a little intricate, I can’t get my fruit loafs to come out of regular loaf tins properly in one piece, let alone out of a detailed pan like this. It does look interesting though, certainly a dinner crowd pleaser.

    Where did you pick this up?

    John.

  • Lola
    April 26, 2013

    I have to say that I just love my palm tree loaf pan…I just merely use a non stick spray and bake and then turn over on counter after about 5 minutes out of the oven.

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