Banneton (Boule) Set of 2
Banneton (Boule) Set of 2
Specifications
- Material: Upcycled sugarcane pulp and renewable bamboo
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Mini Boule
-Dimensions: 6” x 3” high (15.2 x 7.6 cm)
-Dough Capacity: 300 - 450 g -
Boule
-Dimensions: 8.5” x 3” high (21.6 x 7.6 cm)
-Dough Capacity: 850 g - 1 kg -
Medium Batard
-Dimensions: 10” x 5” W x 3” H (25.4 x 12.7 x 7.6 cm)
-Dough Capacity: 700 - 850 g -
Large Batard
-Dimensions: 11.5” x 5” W x 3” H (29.2 x 12.7 x 7.6 cm)
-Dough Capacity: 00g - 1.1 kg
Warranty: 1-year Manufacturer's Warranty
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FAQ
Why do I need a banneton?
A banneton gives structure to your dough during its final proof, helping it rise upward instead of spreading outward. The basket’s gentle support encourages better height, shape, and texture, while the natural materials wick away excess moisture from the surface of the dough — resulting in a stronger rise and a crisp, golden crust. It’s a simple tool that makes every loaf look (and bake) like it came from an artisan bakery.
How much dough can they hold?
Mini Boule Banneton: 300 - 450 g The Boule Banneton: 850g - 1 kg The Medium Batard Banneton: 700 - 850g The Large Batard Banneton: 900g - 1.1 kg
Are bannetons only for sourdough baking?
Bannetons aren’t just for sourdough. While they’re often used for naturally leavened loaves, any dough that proofs free-form (without the structure of a pan) benefits from the support of a banneton. It helps shape and lift the dough during the final rise, giving beautiful height and a well-defined crust to all kinds of breads.
What material are the bannetons made of?
Our bannetons are made from upcycled sugarcane pulp and renewable bamboo.
Do I need to flour my banneton?
Yes – lightly flouring your bannetons helps prevent dough from sticking during proofing. We recommend rice flour, or a 50/50 blend of rice and bread flour, applied in a light dusting over the entire interior of the banneton. For best results, lightly flour the surface of your dough as well before placing in the banneton.
Do I need to use a liner with a banneton?
Liners are optional and come down to your personal preference. Using a banneton without a liner creates the rustic, spiral pattern on your loaf, while a liner gives a smoother surface easier for scoring.
How do I clean my banneton?
Let it dry completely after use, then brush out excess flour with your hand or a dry brush. Do not wash with soap and water or in the dishwasher.
How long will it last?
With proper care, your banneton can last for several years.
Can I bake directly in the banneton?
No, bannetons are for proofing only. Transfer your dough onto a baking surface before baking.
Real Bakers, Real Results

Pairs perfectly with
our 100% linen liners
Made with upcycled sugarcane
pulp and renewable bamboo


Low maintenance,
just brush off excess flour
Absorbs moisture for
a crisp, golden crust


Pairs perfectly with
our 100% linen liners

Made with upcycled
sugarcane pulp and
renewable bamboo

Low maintenance,
just brush off excess flour

Absorbs moisture for
a crisp, golden crust





