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Bakeware Shapes
There are many different shapes of bakewares :

Round Pans - Pans with rounded surface widely used for baking goods.
Square Pans - Used to make square baked goods.
Rectangle Pans - Pans with rectangular surface.
Heart Shaped Pans - These form the most stunning shape of bakewares.
Tube Pans - A tube pan is a round baking pan with a hollow tube in the center, which conducts heat to the center of the cake to promote even baking.
Bundt Pans - A bundt pan is a fluted tube pan traditionally used to bake a densely textured bundt cake.

Bakeware Materials

As with cookware, bakeware comes in a variety of materials. It is important to purchase bakeware that is warp-resistant. Different materials used in the making of bakeware, can affect heat distribution, conductivity, and browning.

Stainless Steel - Stainless steel bakeware is used because of its durability, shine and easy to clean property but is not recommended for baking as it is a poor conductor of heat.
Tinned Steel - It is an excellent conductor of heat and it transfers heat slowly and evenly. It needs special care because tin can rust easily.
Aluminum - It is a durable and versatile metal used widely for baking purposes.
Silicone - It is the most versatile metal used for making bakeware. It is oven, microwave, freezer and dishwasher safe and allows even transfer of heat.
Glass - It is widely used for oven to table use. It is fairly easy to clean glass bakewares and it does not stain. It is not recommended for high temperature baking.
Stone - Stone bakeware is made from stone fired at high temperature. It absorbs heat and enables even heat distribution. It keeps food hot for even a longer time.
Black Steel - Black steel is an excellent conductor of heat and quickly distributes it uniformly throughout the pan.
Copper - It is widely used because of its better conductivity. It provides extremely even heat and is heat responsive.

Bakeware Finishes

Insulated - The bakeware is made by two sheets of aluminum separated by a layer of air and it results in even browning without burning.
Ceramic - It is used in conventional and microwave oven. Ceramic bakeware holds heat for a long time while providing the additional benefit of an attractive serving dish. These surfaces are fairly resistant to sticking from food.
Non Stick - Non stick coating is applied to steel or aluminium bakeware and enables easy cleaning of the vessel. The coating gives a darker surface to the bakeware ensuring quicker heat absorbtion.
Anodized - It is an electrochemical method of treating raw aluminium. Anodized aluminum is more resistant to scratching, corrosion and abrasion. It also possesses superior heat conductivity.