The purpose of a bread tin lid is to restrict and shape the rise. The lid contains the rising dough within, contributing to a perfectly cube shaped loaf.
If you’re looking for an expressive rise, then leave the lid off. The dough will expand past the tin rim and should balloon above it.
Bread Tins We Sell
Out of Stock
- Hand-made
- Made in the UK
- Stainless Steel
£10.60 – £11.80 Exc. TaxHigh-grade fabricated steel cube pullman bread tins.
What is a Pullman Loaf?
Pullman bread or loaf, typically sliced for a sandwich, is a type of bread made with white flour. The Pullman dough is baked in a long and narrow pan. A lid is usually used to restrict the rise and give the bread its signature cube shape. The French term used to describe this loaf is pain de mie.
Out of Stock
- Hand-made
- Includes Lid
- Limited
- Made in the UK
£24.99 Exc. TaxA large high-grade fabricated steel pullman bread tin. Rectangular in shape to produce the distinctive loaf we all know and love.
The tin measures: 355 x 120 x 120mm and comes with a lid.
What is a Pullman Loaf?
Pullman bread or loaf, typically sliced for a sandwich, is a type of bread made with white flour. The Pullman dough is baked in a long and narrow pan. A lid is usually used to restrict the rise and give the bread it’s signature shape. The French term used to describe this loaf is pain de mie.
Bread Flour We Stock
Out of Stock
£2.50 – £10.00Rated 5.00 out of 5A superb T65 white wheat flour with label rouge status. This Bagatelle flour from French mill Foricher is used by bakers to make incredible baguettes and other breads. Produces a golden crumb.
- Sourced from France.
- Use with light and airy breads like baguettes, ciabatta and sourdough.
- Stocked and shipped from the UK.
Use by date: 29th October.
- £4.79
A wholemeal base blend flour with a rich range of elements. Made up of 10 grains, seeds, pulses, nettle, and seaweed to pack a powerful and flavorsome punch.
The flour has been freshly stone-milled, ready to use in your bread and bakes.
Formulated specifically for sourdough bread by Vanessa Kimbell (The Sourdough School).