Wilton Premium Non-Stick Baking Bread Loaf Pan 9x5 Meatloaf & Banana Bread, Packaging May Vary

One of the pans I ordered showed a discolored heat spot inside the bottom of the pan. I was baking banana bread and the oven was only at 350 Degrees F. ,as per the recipe.

I was so disappointed when I put them in the dishwasher for the first time before using and the came out rusted. So they are now taking up space in a landfill.

So sturdy and large. Love these pans to bake my sourdough bread in because they're large and the handles make it easier to take in and out. Also love that they're PFAS free.

Very well made, sturdy, and a very reasonable price. They'll probably outlive me. The research I did into this brand showed they are free of the dangerous chemicals used in some non-stick bakeware which was important to me. I'll buy more if I find I need more and I'll be sticking with this brand if I need any other bakeware.

I love all Wilton products. This was no failure the nonstick capability, and the size of the bread pan was awesome.

We bought two and both of them rusted on the inside of one end the pan after only using a couple of times. Definitely a problem with manufacturing.

Says dishwasher safe. Rusted the first time I put it in the dishwasher.

Non stick pan that's very durable and easy to clean.

I chose this pan because of the name Wilton. For decades I have trusted in that name and I was not disappointed with this pan! It is non-stick and a full-size loaf pan. The heat conduction is great, no hot spots.

I bought 4 of these pans, and two of them had rust underneath the edges. At first I thought nothing of it, and that I could easily wash it off. I washed them by hand, and thought I took care of the issue. I bought these because they were dishwasher safe and affordable. I put them in the dishwasher, and there was rust water all over the place. I really wish I would've returned these pans instead of thinking the rust issue would go away because now all 4 pans have rusted within a short period of time. Sometimes going the more affordable route isn't the way to go.