Aluminum trays for baking

To choose well, start with the quantity and the type of baking you plan to do. Among the options shown, you’ll find 9-inch round trays (about 1250 ml) and sets of 10 or 20 pieces, with or without lids—also available in sizes like 31.5 x 20.5 x 5 cm (2200 ml), plus a rectangular tray measuring 60 x 40 cm for larger preparations. Other molds offer a base of 28 cm or similar sizes. All are made from pure aluminum or recyclable aluminum, suitable for both the oven and freezing.

For individual portions or larger servings, the 9-inch round trays and the 21 cm trays are perfect for dinner or appetizers. Meanwhile, the large 60 x 40 cm trays make large-batch cooking easier, such as for buffets or sheet-pan desserts. Sets with lids make transport and storage simple, and the 31.5 x 20.5 x 5 cm trays offer enough capacity for roasts or gratins—helping ensure even cooking thanks to aluminum’s ability to distribute heat quickly.

Pure aluminum provides even heat distribution, reducing hot spots and undercooked areas in the middle. This is especially useful for cakes, biscuits, and gratin-style dishes, where uniform baking helps create a great texture and consistent browning. Some sets explicitly state that they are suitable for oven baking and freezing, making them versatile for recipes ranging from stews to frozen desserts without affecting the structure of the food.

Yes. Aluminum containers are designed to be recyclable and reusable as needed. Sets with lids and large trays work well for parties or buffets while still being compatible with common home cooking and cooling methods. Choosing different set sizes lets you prep, bake, and serve in one go—while reducing the need for disposable utensils and making cleanup easier when reusable options are available.

Estimate your portions based on the tray you’ll use: for 4–6 portions, choose a 9-inch round mold or a 21 cm tray. For 8–12 portions, a 60 x 40 cm rectangular mold or a set of 31.5 x 20.5 cm containers is ideal. For large gatherings, consider multi-tray sets and aluminum pans that optimize space and ensure even baking across a large surface—while still making serving easier.