9 Inch Round Banneton Proofing Basket Set (Orange Scraper)
Every Bread Boss starts with a brotform basket To beautifully end with the perfect boule on the table to share for years to come Read more It wicks away moisture from the surface to make a crispy round crust it has natural properties, this allows your dough to remove and release nicely, stick less so you can use less flour to dust your banneton at every use, and rise to unlock the baker inside of you Read more TIRED OF WOODEN SHAVINGS IN YOUR HOMEMADE SOURDOUGH BREAD? This proofing basket is very well made. Bread Bosses promises a GREAT PRODUCT because your order ensures: Splinter-free or send us a message and be taken care of in 1 business day! Odor-free or send us a message and be taken care of in 1 business day! Good quality natural rattan material or send us a message and be taken care of in 1 business day! "Easy to use" instructions or send us a message and be taken care of in 1 business day! Smooth Brotform Basket or send us a message and be taken care of in 1 business day! Working great to provide very nice and consistent bread making results IT'S YOUR FIRST TIME? GET YOUR HANDS ON THESE MUST-HAVE BAKER TOOLS HEALTHY SOURDOUGH BREAD Complies with German Food Safe so Bakers with any level of experience can continue to make healthier bread and a beautiful experience with Bread Bosses Brotform Baskets HANDMADE CRAFTSMANSHIP Crafted ridges and depth allow the brotform to produce floury ring patterns and thousands of European style loaves -- lasting you a long time THE ULTIMATE BAKER'S KIT This 3 piece bundle will make you score more boules with bannetons of this lovely quality. Do not let another warm loaf deflate on you, again. You’ll want to buy another one as a great gift for each family member and friend. 3 PIECE BAKER TOOL SET INCLUDES: Banneton Proofing Basket (9" Inch) Dough scraper (to easily remove dough) Washable linen cloth (to provide lesser sticking) Instructions to help ensure first time success in sourdough bread baking What are you waiting for? Breads don’t proof themselves, do they? Read more