bakeware sweet eats Satisfy your craving for desserts that taste just like Grandma’s. A


G. Pie Crust Shield


say bye-bye to over-browned pie crusts! 10½". #1715 $8.00 


H. Pie Gate Hold the filling in place after you cut your pie. Adjustable, so you can use it from first slice to last. Dishwasher-safe.


#1719 $6.50 


B C I. Pastry Blender


A. 9" Pie Plate Aluminized steel provides ideal heating for golden, flaky pies. Broiler- and freezer-safe.


#1511 $9.50 


B. Pastry Mat Make candy, dough, cookies — this nonskid silicone mat can take it! Includes measure marks. 24" x 16". Dishwasher-safe.


#1718 $30.50  C. Baker’s Roller®


evenly shape dough right in the pan with large straight and small tapered rollers. Detachable pastry tool creates fluted edges and ventilates crusts. Dishwasher-safe.


#1485 $18.50 


D. Pastry Cutter Three interchangeable wheels make straight cuts, fluted cuts and crimped edges. includes storage cover. Dishwasher-safe.


#1684 $12.50 


E. Creative Cutters Set eight 1½" stainless steel cutters create fun pastries, fruit and deli trays. storage tin contains maple leaf, pumpkin, apple, heart, shamrock, flower, chili pepper and star shapes. Dishwasher-safe.


#1095 $11.50 


Five curved, stainless blades evenly cut butter or shortening into flour for perfect pie crust and biscuits. Dishwasher-safe.


#1686 $8.50 


D


J. Biscuit Cutters


set of four includes 1½", 2½", 3" and 4" diameters that nest in a storage container. Dishwasher-safe.


#1103 $10.50 


F. Chef’s Silicone Basting Brush silicone bristles evenly baste foods. Hanging hook keeps drips in the bowl. stain- and odor-resistant. Heat-resistant to 500°f. 8½". Dishwasher-safe.


#1755 $9.50  38 pamperedchef.com


K. Clock/Timer A clock, timer and stopwatch in one. Includes magnet, clip and battery. 2½" x 2".


#1900 $16.50 


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