The Banneton

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Item Number: 1966

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The Banneton Description

Originally designed as a bread baker, decades have proven the versatility of The Bennington Banneton! Invite our Little Crocks (Item 1892) to the party – the key to countless combinations of delightful treats.

Length: 16.0 inches
Width: 4 inches
As always, all Bennington Potters pottery is dishwasher, microwave, and oven safe

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LOVE LOVE LOVE this item

Sep 4, 2019 | By Melinda M., New York, New York

Years ago when I bought this, it was billed as a baked apple pan, and I'm here to tell you it does a nice job of that. But I use this piece all the time--it's great for bread or crackers or chips on a crowded buffet table; it's a compact veggie and dip server; it's a unique pan to heat and serve nachos; it's my go-to shrimp cocktail server. And it's great looking hanging up in my kitchen!

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Jan 7, 2019 | By Paul J D., Cowley, WY

This is a replacement for an earlier banneton. It looks nice serving warm bread, but the handle snapped off after just a few uses. Now I'm worried about the similar handles on the matching bistro plates. FROM THE POTTERS: Thank you, Paul! We were glad that we were able to be in touch with you to help you with this problem. Our pottery can and should last for many years with normal care and use. Premature failure or cracking is often due to sudden and or uneven exposure to temperature extremes, including direct heat from the stovetop or broiler.