Swedish Rosette and Timbale Set

Superior Construction The Swedish Rosette and Timbale Set is crafted from durable cast aluminum, a material prized for its even heat conduction and lightweight handling. Cast aluminum heats uniformly, ensuring each iron reaches the proper temperature to produce consistently golden, crisp rosettes and perfectly formed Timbale shells with every dip. This food-grade alloy is both sturdy and reliable, making it well suited for the demands of deep-frying traditional Scandinavian pastries. Design & Engineered This seven-piece set features six interchangeable cast aluminum irons, three shaped as traditional rosettes and three as Bundt-inspired Timbale molds, all designed to attach to a single heat-safe handle. The handle allows you to form two different shapes with ease and safety, while the intricate iron patterns press their designs into batter instantly upon contact with hot oil. Each iron is shaped to release clean, delicate forms that capture the fine detail and artistry characteristic of classic Scandinavian pastry work. Versatile Baking This set opens the door to a range of beautiful creations beyond a single recipe or shape. Dust light, crispy rosettes with powdered sugar for a timeless Scandinavian treat, or fill the deep Timbale shells with cream, custard, or fresh fruit for an elegant dessert presentation. Whether you are baking for holiday gatherings, special occasions, or everyday culinary exploration, the six unique iron shapes offer endless possibilities for both sweet and savory applications. Made to Last The Swedish Rosette and Timbale Set is backed by Nordic Ware's lifetime warranty, reflecting the lasting quality built into every piece. To preserve the cast aluminum irons, hand washing is recommended, as the material performs best when kept dry and stored carefully between uses. With proper care, this set will remain a cherished part of your baking traditions for years to come. Includes This set includes one heat-safe interchangeable handle, three traditional rosette cast aluminum irons, and three Bundt-inspired Timbale cast aluminum irons, for seven pieces total.