Bread Rising Baskets cane Hario means "The King of

Hario means "The King of Glass" in Japanese -- and it's held that title since 1921

with a screw-top on each end for filling it up and easy cleaning

The cast iron cookware retains the heat

Take it from the oven straight to the table -- it's beautiful as a serving dish

which you can simply screw off to fill with tea bags

Bread Rising Baskets cane Hario means "The King ofThe forms will give your bread a better rise and uniform shapes, which translates to crunchier crusts and better texture after baking. Bread dough needs to be babied, and these traditional natural cane rising moldswhich come in small and large rounds, rectangular loaves, and baguette formwill help you raise baby the right way. Simply flour the insides of the baskets and plop in your kneaded dough for its final rise. The forms will give your bread a