HexClad Launches New Line of Hybrid Bakeware
Kitchenware company HexClad has introduced a new line of hybrid technology bakeware after four years of development. The new collection expands the company's offerings from stovetop cookware into oven pans, utilizing a new PFAS-free TerraBond™ ceramic nonstick coating.
NEW YORK – HexClad, a kitchenware brand, has launched its new "HexClad Hybrid Bakeware" collection, developed over four years. This line extends the company's signature hybrid technology from stovetop cookware to oven pans. The bakeware features a new PFAS-free TerraBond™ ceramic nonstick coating designed for high temperatures, up to 900°F.
The six-piece collection includes a rectangular cake pan, round cake pans, a square cake pan, a baking sheet, and a cooling rack. HexClad states the pieces are metal-utensil and dishwasher safe, engineered for even heat distribution, and resistant to warping. The company guarantees consistent results and backs the products with a lifetime warranty.
"Bakeware was one of the most requested categories from our customers, but solving it the HexClad way was much more complicated than simply taking our cookware and putting it in the oven," said Daniel Winer, CEO and Co-Founder of HexClad. "We wanted the easy release people love about nonstick without the compromises they've come to accept."
Development involved rigorous testing by HexClad's teams and its Global Culinary Council, including chefs like Gordon Ramsay and Dominique Crenn. The HexClad Hybrid Bakeware is available for pre-sale, with prices ranging from $179 to $399. Orders are expected to ship starting October 5.