Baking pans from Galaxus – sometimes round, sometimes square
27.8.2026
Translation: machine translated
Pictures: Martin Jungfer
Galaxus is conquering the kitchen piece by piece: The private label team is now targeting you if you enjoy baking. A muffin tin and a springform pan have been added to the range and are waiting for product reviews.
I don't want to beat around the heissen Brei cold dough: I can't say anything about the quality of the cake tins. I've thought about it very hard and for a long time, but I can't remember when I last baked cakes or muffins, or if I ever have.
But I know how to help myself. So I enlisted an excellent cake baker: Eva. She normally works in the Brand Communications team, but she put in some overtime and conjured up a tray of blueberry muffins and a plum crumble cake based on a recipe by Judith Erdin from the springform pan.
And as far as I can tell: the baked goods taste good. Is it the tin? The recipe? The baker? Hard to say. What is certain is that Eva, as an avid baker, didn't notice anything unusual. A muffin tin isn't exactly a technologically sophisticated product or something never seen before.
The springform pan not only provides fine cake, but also food for thought. Because the Galaxus tin has a diameter of 26 centimetres. However, the cake recipe is made for a 24-centimetre tin. Eva managed to bake it anyway – and even without the wisdom of the «baking tin size converter» from the internet.
Finally, I would like to make three points, even without any baking expertise. Firstly, I like the fact that both tins have a non-stick coating without PFAS and the related group PTFE. Secondly: It's nice that they are manufactured in Italy, which saves emissions during transport.
And thirdly: Why do these baking tins always have nasty grooves that dough residue bakes into? That is really annoying when washing the tins (my job in the household)! Because, as an experienced post-baking kitchen cleaner, I know that coated baking tins naturally don't belong in the dishwasher, but prefer to be cleaned with a sponge.
Martin Jungfer
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Martin.Jungfer@digitecgalaxus.chJournalist since 1997. Stopovers in Franconia (or the Franken region), Lake Constance, Obwalden, Nidwalden and Zurich. Father since 2014. Expert in editorial organisation and motivation. Focus on sustainability, home office tools, beautiful things for the home, creative toys and sports equipment.
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