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Global MADE in Family America OWNED CATALOG BUNDT® BAKING ACCESSORIES — RECIPE BOOKS 2020 Global MADE IN Family America OWNED CATALOG BUNDT® BAKING ACCESSORIES — RECIPE BOOKS — RECIPE ACCESSORIES BAKING BUNDT® TABLE OF CONTENTS CAST BUNDT® BAKEWARE Premier Gold Collection....................2-9 Spring & Summer Collection..............................................10-13 Fall Harvest Bronze Collection..............................14-17 Holiday Collection.............................18-21 ProCast Collection..........................22-23 RECIPE ProCast Party Collection..............24-25 BAKEWARE A collection of tried-and-trueBOOKS recipes! All are sure to win rave reviews! Frozen II................................................26-29 Naturals................................................30-33 Prism.............................................................34 Naturals Nonstick...................................35 Colors....................................................36-37 Cookie Stamps..................................38-41 365 GRILLING Indoor/Outdoor Cookware.......42-43 KITCHENWARE USE YOUR Breakfast Pans.................................44-47 PHONETO VIEWCAMERA BUNDT® BAKING ACCESSORIES Baking Prep & Tools.......................48-55 Serveware.................................................56 Recipe Books...........................................57 RECIPES ON Best of the Bundt® Cookbook The Original Bundt® Cookbook NORDICWARE.COM A collection of our favorite 185 Bundt recipes A revised collection of heritage recipes from the USE YOUR from baking contests, and our own archives. early days of the Nordic Ware® Bundt® pan, Hardcover book includes photos and tips for plus a few new ones. Released in 2019. PHONE CAMERA baking perfect Bundt No: 70000CD CSPK: 12 TO VIEW... cakes every time. Dimensions: 8.5"(l) x 5.5"(w) A TOUR THE No: 70020 (9) CSPK: 6 OF NORDIC WARE HOW Dimensions: 8.25"(l) x 7.25"(w) x .375"(h) FACTORY VIDEOSTO 2357 SYMBOL LEGEND * Dimensions listed in the catalog are useful cooking/baking dimensions and are not indicative of the item’s outer dimensions. STAY in TOUCH [email protected] WWW.NORDICWARE.COM FACEBOOK.COM/NORDICWARE NORDICWARE NORDICWAREUSA CAST BUNDT® BAKEWARE — PREMIER GOLD COLLECTION GOLD PREMIER — BAKEWARE BUNDT® CAST PREMIER GOLD COLLECTION COLLECTION GOLD —PREMIER BAKEWARE BUNDT® CAST Our signature bakeware features handsome shapes for all seasons. Heavy cast aluminum ensures uniform baking CAST BAKEWARE and browning to enhance our unique and beautiful designs. Oven safe to 400° F. Lifetime Warranty. These artfully crafted, iconic baking pans come in shapes and sizes for every occasion. Cast aluminum ensures even heating for superb results. Premium nonstick surfaces (the best in the bakeware industry) make release and cleanup a breeze. Anniversary Bundt® Pan Brilliance Bundt® Pan Heritage Bundt® Pan The original beloved Bundt design A bold and radiant shape that's oh-so easy to The go-to Bundt pan when your occasion calls accommodates 10 - to 15-cup recipes and mixes. slice. It's brilliant! for over-the-top elegance. It’s a staple for every kitchen! Handles make lifting and unmolding easy. No: 85777 (4) CSPK: 3 No: 80677 (2) GOLD CSPK: 3 Capacity: 10-cup No: 80637 (6) SILVER No: 50077 (9) GOLD CSPK: 3 Capacity: 10-cup No: 50037 (3) SILVER Capacity: 10 to 15-cup www.nordicware.com www.nordicware.com Anniversary Bundtlette® Pan Brilliance Bundtlette® Pan Heritage Bundtlette® Pan Created in celebration of our 65th For brilliant single serving savory sides or The hugely popular Heritage Bundt shape is Anniversary, this adorable miniature Bundt sweets. Makes six half cup mini molds and each delightful in this miniature version. Served plain pan is a dessert maker’s dream. is just the right size for an individual serving. or drizzled with ganache, this dessert is nothing | 800.328.4310 short of amazing! | 800.328.4310 No: 86277 (8) CSPK: 3 No: 93377 (5) CSPK: 3 No: 88077 (2) GOLD CSPK: 3 Capacity: 41/2-cup Capacity: 5-cup No: 88037 (6) SILVER Capacity: 4-cup 2 33 CAST BUNDT® BAKEWARE — PREMIER GOLD COLLECTION GOLD PREMIER — BAKEWARE BUNDT® CAST COLLECTION GOLD —PREMIER BAKEWARE BUNDT® CAST Bundt® Squared Pan Chiffon Bundt® Pan A perfect square! This angled pan bakes Here’s a pretty addition to round out our a beautiful cake that's easy to slice into Bundt pan array. Beautiful ruffles make this equal portions. pan a stunner. No: 80577 (5) CSPK: 3 No: 87477 (1) CSPK: 3 Capacity: 10-cup Capacity: 10-cup Marquee Bundt® Pan Jubilee Bundt® Pan Crown Bundt® Pan Art Deco styling (think Chrysler Building) inspired Reminiscent of the Diamond Jubilee, this Bundt Our fantastic 70th anniversary pan! We looked the architectural lines of this stunning pan. Cast is something to celebrate! Pockets capture glaze to our Scandinavian roots for a design that aluminum for superb baking results with nonstick with delectable results. combined old world patina with bold panache. for easy release and cleaning. No: 88377 (3) CSPK: 3 No: 91777 (5) CSPK: 3 No: 90577 (2) CSPK: 3 Capacity: 10-cup Capacity: 10-cup Capacity: 10-cup Elegant Party Bundt® Pan Cut Crystal Bundt® Pan We love this pan’s simple symmetry and its The crystalline details of this design capture perfect portion scallops. Just right for glazes and confectioners' sugar like facets of a slice for you and each of your guests. glass catch the light. Dazzling! No: 58677 (3) CSPK: 3 No: 92877 (1) CSPK: 3 Capacity: 10-cup Capacity: 10-cup 4 5 CAST BUNDT® BAKEWARE — PREMIER GOLD COLLECTION GOLD PREMIER — BAKEWARE BUNDT® CAST COLLECTION GOLD PREMIER — BAKEWARE BUNDT® CAST Nutcracker Sweets Charlotte Cake Pan Cakelet Pan Replicates the beauty of the famous French Bake up a bit of magic! Stars of stage and dessert that's traditionally been constructed, screen, these Nutcracker Suite sentries will painstakingly, with individual Ladyfinger biscuits add drama to your holiday table! and custard. So easy & so delicious! C'est magnifique! No: 92977 (8) CSPK: 3 No: 83577 (2) CSPK: 3 Capacity: 5-cup Capacity: 6-cup Bundt® Quartet Pan Geo Bundtlette® Pan A fabulous foursome. Includes the Fleur de Lis, Bake six splendid small scale Bundt cakes at Beehive Pan Beehive Cakelet Pan Honeycomb Pull-Apart Elegant Party, Cathedral and Chiffon Bundts once. Featuring three geometric shapes in an in petite sizes. Simply stunning! enchanting mix. Bake a bee-utiful cake for summer parties. Honey, these are too cute! Mini hives and bees Dessert Pan Easy to assemble 3-D design makes a lovely will have your guests buzzing with delight. Honeycomb-inspired pan divides your centerpiece. dessert into perfectly portioned cakelets or 19 pull-apart sticky buns. No: 91377 (7) CSPK: 3 No: 91277 (0) CSPK: 3 No: 90777 (6) GOLD CSPK: 3 Capacity: 9-cup Capacity: 31/2-cup No: 54577 (0) CSPK: 3 No: 90737 (0) SILVER Capacity: 10-cup Capacity: 3-cup No: 85477 (3) CSPK: 3 Capacity: 10-cup 786 797 CAST BUNDT® BAKEWARE — PREMIER GOLD COLLECTION GOLD PREMIER — BAKEWARE BUNDT® CAST COLLECTION GOLD PREMIER — BAKEWARE BUNDT® CAST Bundt® Charms Tiny yes, but not short on details. Plaque includes six Bundt shapes: Square, Jubilee, Chiffon, Crown, Heritage, and Original. For cakes, brownies, chocolates, gelatins and more. 5-Cup Brilliance Bundt® Pan Gem-like facets make this cake a dazzler! A No: 85677 (7) CSPK: 3 small version of the full size Brilliance Bundt, this Capacity: 1.2-cup pan accommodates a 5 or 6-cup recipe/mix. LITTLE BUNDTS® No: 93277 (8) CSPK: 3 Capacity: 5-cup GOLD COLLECTION Half the size and twice the fun, our Little Bundts give you options galore. A standard size Bundt recipe will yield two cakes from these pans, allowing you to keep one and gift the other. Or make a half recipe! Our Little Bundts are sized for smaller countertop ovens and standard ovens alike. Sometimes, smaller is better! Classic Fluted Loaf Pan A radiant starburst loaf with flutes to match our Original Bundt® pan. No: 81677 (1) CSPK: 3 Capacity: 6-cup Solera Bundt® Pan Inspired by vintage deco design and named for 6-Cup Heritage Bundt® Pan Lotus Bundt® Pan 6-Cup Anniversary Bundt® Pan the sun, this brilliant new starburst Bundt will light A new twist! Here’s a half size version of a Inspired by the legendary water lotus, the A nice dessert for a smaller group. All the up any gathering! much loved Bundt design. For beautiful quick smooth and dreamy symmetry of this Bundt is attributes of the Anniversary Bundt Pan, but breads and smaller cakes. truly lovely. Accommodates half of a full Bundt in a smaller size. recipe or a 6-cup mix. No: 84277 (0) CSPK: 3 Capacity: 5-cup Jubilee Loaf Pan No: 90077 (7) CSPK: 3 No: 51277 (2) GOLD CSPK: 3 Sublime symmetry! A loaf that mirrors the Capacity: 6-cup No: 84177 (3) CSPK: 3 No: 51237 (6) SILVER pleasing diamond pattern of our Jubilee Bundt. Capacity: 5-cup Capacity: 6-cup No: 82677 (0) CSPK: 3 Capacity: 6-cup 8 9 CAST BUNDT® BAKEWARE — SPRING & SUMMER COLLECTION SUMMER & SPRING — BAKEWARE BUNDT® CAST COLLECTION SUMMER & SPRING — BAKEWARE BUNDT® CAST Wildflower Loaf Pan Blossom Bundt® Pan Citrus Blossom Loaf Pan SPRING & SUMMER Ferns and flowers form a vibrant array atop This pan brings lovely organic shapes from the Creates sculptural quick breads and loaf cakes this lovely loaf. garden directly to your table. to delight eyes & taste buds alike! This collection featuresCOLLECTION a bright and vibrant finish. These cast aluminum baking No: 93148 (1) CSPK: 3 No: 87537 (2) CSPK: 3 No: 90248 (1) CSPK: 3 pans were designed with spring and summer entertaining in mind, but they will delight year-round. Capacity: 6-cup Capacity: 10-cup Capacity: 6-cup Pans provide fine details and superior baking performance. Oven safe to 400° F. Lifetime Warranty. Angel Cakes Magnolia Bundt® Pan Mini Angel Food Pan Fleur De Lis Bundt® Pan Shapely leaves surround an open blossom Imagine light-as-a-cloud mini angel food cakes This timeless pan design creates a dessert fit in this floral beauty! with ripe summer berries, glaze, sprinkles, for royalty. whipped cream or spun sugar. No: 93848 (0) CSPK: 3 No: 53248 (0) COPPER CSPK: 3 No: 80348 (1) CSPK: 3 Capacity: 10-cup No: 53237 (4) SILVER Capacity: 6-cup Capacity: 10-cup Lemon Trio Loaf Pan Shortcake Baskets Pan Bundt® Tea Cakes Lemons grace the tops of these three unique Baskets are designed to hold fresh berries, and Candies Pan loaves.
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