SLIQUE non-stick loaf bread mold review

Heavy carbon steel that will not bow, non-stick enough to skip lining, and backed by the second deepest owner record here. The loaf tin to buy, if you can live without the dimensions.

Why material matters more on a loaf tin

More than on any other pan in this roundup, and the reason is shape. A loaf tin is tall, narrow and long, which is the geometry most prone to bowing. Thin metal expands unevenly in a hot oven and the long sides bend outward. Once that happens the tin never sits flat again, one side bakes faster than the other, and every loaf comes out lopsided.

Heavy carbon steel is the answer. It has the mass to stay flat through a full bake and the rigidity to keep its rectangular section under a heavy dough. Sunbeams Lifestyle publishes the material and the care guidance for SLIQUE bakeware on its own Philippine site, which is more documentation than most competing loaf tins carry.

How well does it release?

Well enough to change how you bake. Banana bread and meatloaf both come out without lining the tin, which is the practical daily benefit: no cutting parchment to fit, no greasing, no strip of paper stuck to the crust.

The exception is anything very sticky or high in sugar, where caramelised edges will still grip the walls. A strip of paper across the base handles that and takes ten seconds.

What are the limits?

Hand wash only. Sunbeams recommends it, and a loaf tin is a genuinely annoying shape to wash by hand because you cannot get a flat hand into the corners. Expect to use a soft brush.

Nylon or wooden utensils only. Running a metal knife around the inside to loosen a loaf is exactly what kills the coating, and it is the most tempting thing to do.

The internal dimensions are not published, which is the real gap. Bread recipes routinely specify a tin size, and here you cannot check it against your recipe until the tin is in your hands. If you follow published recipes closely, that is worth asking the seller about first.

Is it sulit?

Around ₱152 as of August 20, 2026. Check the latest price on Shopee. That is mid-range for a loaf tin and cheap for one in heavy carbon steel from a documented brand. The record behind it is the second deepest in this roundup: 3K+ sold with 436 ratings at 4.9.

Who should buy it

Buy this if you bake banana bread, meatloaf or a sandwich loaf and you want a tin that will still be flat in five years. If you follow bread recipes that call out a specific tin size, confirm the dimensions first or buy one that publishes them.

See how it ranks in our best non-stick bakeware in the Philippines roundup, or read how to keep a coating alive in our non-stick bakeware buying guide.

Alternatives to consider

Want a loaf tin whose dimensions are actually published? The Metro Bakewares MB 5533 loaf pan states 25.4 x 13 x 5.8cm. Want a roasting tin from the same range instead? The SLIQUE bakeware roast tin is the one to compare.