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Springform 26 cm vs Bundt 25 cm / 10 in

Springform 26 cmBundt 25 cm / 10 in
Size26 cm across25 cm across
Base area530.9 cm²490.9 cm²
Usual depth7 cm10 cm
Holds3.45 L4.66 L

Can you swap them?

Swap without changing the recipe, but watch the oven. Springform 26 cm has 8.2% more area, so a mixture written for Bundt 25 cm / 10 in sits about 92% as deep in it and browns sooner.

Nothing standard sits between these two, so this is the smallest change available in this shape.

Scaling the recipe

Recipe written forBaked inMultiply byOr leave it and get
Springform 26 cmBundt 25 cm / 10 in0.92108% of the depth
Bundt 25 cm / 10 inSpringform 26 cm1.0892% of the depth

Multiply every ingredient, including the eggs — round to the nearest half egg and adjust the liquid rather than rounding a whole one up.

Baking time

A mixture 92% as deep is done earlier, not cooler. Leave the temperature alone, start testing at about 92% of the stated time, and let the skewer decide. Why depth sets the time and diameter barely does →

Frequently asked questions

Can I use a Bundt 25 cm / 10 in instead of a Springform 26 cm?

Yes, with the mixture multiplied by 0.92. Bundt 25 cm / 10 in has 490.9 cm² of base against 530.9 cm², so an unscaled Springform 26 cm recipe sits 108% as deep and bakes faster.

What is the difference between a Springform 26 cm and a Bundt 25 cm / 10 in?

Springform 26 cm has a base area of 530.9 cm² and Bundt 25 cm / 10 in has 490.9 cm² — Springform 26 cm is 8.2% larger. At their usual depths they hold 3.45 L and 4.66 L.

Do I need to change the baking time between a Springform 26 cm and a Bundt 25 cm / 10 in?

Yes. Moving a Bundt 25 cm / 10 in mixture into Springform 26 cm makes it 92% as deep, so start checking at about 92% of the stated time. Depth drives baking time far more than tin diameter does.

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