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Campbell's Stainless Bun Rings
These stainless steel bun rings are handmade by Campbell (of the RackMaster oven) in the UK. The rings can be used for hamburger buns, crumpets, English muffins, cookie scooters (see second video above) and various pastries.
The smaller rings measure 3.5" x 1.6" and the larger rings measure 4" x 1.2".
Many customers like to use their bun rings on Campbell's focaccia trays. 20 small rings or 16 large rings fit the 18" x 18" tray. 30 small rings or 20 large rings fit the 18" x 23.6" tray. 12 small rings or 9 large rings fit the 13" x 15" tray.
The rings are uncoated steel, and they're dishwasher and oven safe.
Note: Campbell's steel bakeware comes from the manufacturer with minor scuffs, like those shown in the photo here. These scuffs are normal and do not affect the use of the bakeware. However, if you want steel bakeware that's free of scuffs, we recommend you take a look at USA Pan nonstick aluminized steel bakeware.
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6 reviews
These rings are substantial and high quality. Worked great for nice buns.
I used these once so far to make hamburger buns and they work great. Nice heavy duty rings that should last a lifetime. Definitely recommend.
These rings are well made and substantial. Made some hamburger rolls and they performed perfectly and released easily. Wish they had hotdog rings too.
The Campbell bun rings are exactly what I was looking for. Made the perfect hamburger buns for the family. I ordered two sets of four.
These rings are not only good for buns, but also for English muffins. They are durable and have many uses. I use them also to cut dough for biscuits or cookies.
Made a 50/50 HRW/Emmer mix. Oiled a baking pan and spread the dough after the first kneading about 1/2 to 3/4 thick. Was just working on an idea.
Used the Bun Rings (4 of the small diameter and 4 of the larger diameter) to push into the dough to get it in the ring. Used fingers to move the extra into a spot to push another ring down onto. Anyway, let it rise 90 mins and cooked at 350, 15 mins. Had the prettiest and tastiest buns I ever had.
Really glad I got the rings. Very sturdy rings! Of course I cooked with the
rings in place. Oiled the rings too, with excess from the pan prior to cooking.