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Bake the Way Real Bakers Do
Made using traditional French basket-weaving techniques, it gently supports your dough during its final rise, helping it hold shape, release cleanly, and bake with noticeably better spring and crumb structure.
The natural fiber construction regulates surface moisture just enough to prevent sticking while encouraging a beautifully textured crust.
The Elerae Difference
What Makes Elerae Special
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| Balanced Moisture Control | ||
| Cleaner Dough Release | ||
| Holds Structure During Rise | ||
| Lasts a Lifetime |
FAQ's
How does a banneton actually work?
How does a banneton actually work?
During the final rise, the banneton gently supports the dough from the sides and bottom, preventing it from spreading outward. The natural fibers absorb just enough surface moisture to create tension on the dough’s exterior, helping it hold shape, release cleanly, and rise upward in the oven instead of flattening.
Does dough stick to it?
Does dough stick to it?
When lightly floured, the natural fibers release dough cleanly with minimal sticking.
Is this beginner-friendly?
Is this beginner-friendly?
Yes. While inspired by professional techniques, it works just as well for first-time sourdough bakers.
What dough types does it work for?
What dough types does it work for?
Ideal for sourdough, artisan loaves, country bread, and long-fermentation doughs.
How do I clean it?
How do I clean it?
Allow it to dry completely after use, then brush out excess flour. Do not wash with water.