SLIQUE oven safe bakeware set review

Equips a kitchen that owns no bakeware in one purchase, in carbon steel throughout. The most expensive item in this roundup, and like every set it includes a pan you will not use.

When does a full set make sense?

There is a narrow case for it and it is a real one. If you are furnishing a kitchen from nothing, buying pans one at a time means every new recipe starts with an errand. A set ends that. You bake what you want to bake, when you want to, and you stop treating bakeware as a purchase decision.

The case against is equally real, and it is the same for every bakeware set ever sold: you will not use all of it. Some shape in the box is going to sit at the back of the cupboard for years, and you paid for it. That is not a criticism of this particular set, it is arithmetic.

The honest recommendation for most homes is the three-piece SLIQUE collection instead, adding shapes as recipes demand them.

What is the build?

Carbon steel with a non-stick coating throughout, which is the right material and the reason this set is worth considering over cheaper aluminium ones. Carbon steel resists warping under heat and does not dent when pans are stacked, and a dent is what creases a coating and starts its decline.

Sunbeams Lifestyle publishes material and care guidance for the SLIQUE range on its own Philippine site, so this is documented rather than assumed.

What are the problems?

The listing does not state the piece count or the individual sizes. On the most expensive item in this roundup, that is the significant gap. You cannot check any single pan against your oven interior before it arrives, and most Filipino kitchens bake in a countertop oven where a full-size pan simply will not fit.

Hand wash only, across every piece. After a real baking session that is a genuine chore rather than a footnote.

The owner record is the thinnest of the SLIQUE items here, at 42 ratings. The score is excellent; the pool behind it is small, so read it as promising rather than proven.

Is it sulit?

Around ₱616 as of August 20, 2026. Check the latest price on Shopee. That is the top of this roundup, and whether it is good value depends entirely on how many of the pans you will actually use. If the answer is most of them, it is cheaper than buying them individually. If the answer is two, the three-piece collection costs a fraction of it.

Who should buy it

Buy this if you are setting up a kitchen from scratch, you bake in a full-size oven, and you would rather have every shape to hand than shop for each one. Everyone else should buy the trio and add pieces later.

See how it ranks in our best non-stick bakeware in the Philippines roundup, or read why sets rarely pay off in our non-stick bakeware buying guide.

Alternatives to consider

Want the same brand and material in three pans you will actually use? The SLIQUE bakeware collection is the one to compare. Want to start with a single pan instead? The Chef’s Classics 10.2-inch round pan is the one to compare.