Mini cake pan
Our Mini cake pan section includes the small-format pans used to bake petits fours, sweet bite-sized treats and individual bases. Designed for pastry professionals as well as demanding home bakers, these pans belong to the Cake pan/mold range within the AZ Boutique Baking supplies range. The selection is mainly built around Paderno and Gobel references, in treated metal for even baking.
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Price $28.68In stock
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Price $28.68In stock
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Price $28.68In stock
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Price $28.73Back in stock at 9/9/2026
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Price $28.68In stock
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Price $33.00In stock
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Price $28.68In stock
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Price $26.58In stock
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Price $10.55In stock
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Price $26.58In stock
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Price $26.58In stock
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Price $26.58In stock
Our Mini cake pan section includes the small-format pans used to bake petits fours, sweet bite-sized treats and individual bases. Designed for pastry professionals as well as demanding home bakers, these pans belong to the Cake pan/mold range within the AZ Boutique Baking supplies range. The selection is mainly built around Paderno and Gobel references, in treated metal for even baking.
Choosing your petit-four pans
Which material should you choose?
Tinplate and steel are the most common materials for petit-four pans: they conduct heat quickly and suit repeated batches. Non-stick versions make releasing delicate preparations easier, while rigid trays hold their shape during baking. For very soft batters, a silicone mold can be a useful complement.
Which format for which use?
Mini cake pans come in various shapes — boats, rounds, fluted or individual tartlets — and in several diameters. For hospitality use, multi-cavity trays produce consistent batches in a single bake. Single pieces are better suited to small quantities and recipe trials.
Find every format in our Mini cake pan section, and explore other baking pans such as the pie pan or the sponge cake pan on AZ Boutique.
Choosing your petit-four pans
Which material should you choose?
Tinplate and steel are the most common materials for petit-four pans: they conduct heat quickly and suit repeated batches. Non-stick versions make releasing delicate preparations easier, while rigid trays hold their shape during baking. For very soft batters, a silicone mold can be a useful complement.
Which format for which use?
Mini cake pans come in various shapes — boats, rounds, fluted or individual tartlets — and in several diameters. For hospitality use, multi-cavity trays produce consistent batches in a single bake. Single pieces are better suited to small quantities and recipe trials.
Find every format in our Mini cake pan section, and explore other baking pans such as the pie pan or the sponge cake pan on AZ Boutique.




