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I wanted to take a quick photo of my ceramic bundt pan to show to you. A couple friends have asked me what I use, since I make bundt cakes a lot, and there are bundt cake recipes in my cookbooks.

When I began baking I was unable to find a bundt pan in stores that wasn’t made of aluminum and/or non-stick coating. These days most people buy these inexpensive newer materials without realizing that aluminum and non-stick chemicals enter your food. So I found this one on Ebay for around around 15 dollars. I believe it was made in Portugal. My husband and I can’t remember for sure when it was made. He thinks it was made in the 70’s, and I thought it said the 80’s. Either way, it isn’t extremely old, and came in perfect condition. It’s attractive and healthy!

Since I found mine I have seen others like it on Ebay and Etsy. One was a beautiful blue color, and my friend got it for such a great price—probably less than a new unhealthy one from a store 🙂 Just be sure when you find one on Ebay to check the seller’s rating and make sure they are reputable. I bet you could also find one at a thrift store or antique store, but I’ve never seen one at our’s.

Love, Kelly

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  6. Thank you for letting us know about these. I’ve been looking for a bundt pan for some time now but all the ones I could find where either non-stick (a no-no in my kitchen) or made of aluminium (also a no-no).

  7. Thanks to your post, I found a 6 inch handmade ceramic bundt pan on Ebay.

    I know it sounds rather small but it’s perfect for baking cute little cakes for my husband & I ;).

  9. Hi Kelly! Just curious…what do you use for cookware? I see you are avoiding aluminum and so I was just curious what you use. Please let me know if you get a chance. Thanks!

  10. Hi Melissa, I use Le Creuset that my mom got me for my birthday one year at Marshall’s. I see it there often. And at TJMax, Ross, etc. I have a small, medium and large orange Le Creuset pot with lid (but they come in lots of colors). I use ceramic baking dishes for cake and casserole. My frying pan is cast iron, and it’s a big one. 🙂

  11. I just found a 91/2 X 5 HEAVY ceramic, brown bundt cake vessel. I am probably going to sell it as I have never seen one before and I am a foodie, but am trying to avoid sweets. This one even has aone incy proterburance with a hole i it for haning on a nail or??

  12. Hi, I like this bundt pan and do not like aluminum and non-stick coating but I worry about using old ceramics because of lead. Have you determined if lead is an issue in old ceramic cookware.
    Anna