How to Say “Cake Pan” in Italian

teglia per dolci
The Italian phrase for cake pan is teglia per dolci.
teglia per dolci refers to a metal container used for baking cakes in an oven.

What does it mean word for word?

The phrase is composed of teglia (baking pan), per (for) and dolci (sweets/desserts).

Which one should you use?

While teglia per dolci specifically refers to a cake pan, the word teglia alone can refer to any general baking tray or pan. If the cake pan has a specific shape (like a Bundt pan), Italians often use stampo per dolci instead of teglia.

How does it change in a sentence?

The noun teglia is feminine singular, and dolci is the plural form of dolce.

Did you know?

  • The word teglia comes from the Latin tēgula, the word for a clay roof tile.
  • The word dolce is used in Italian to describe both the dessert itself and the musical tempo 'dolce' meaning sweetly.
  • In Italian, dolce is the opposite of salato, which means 'salted' rather than just 'savory'.

Examples in context

  • Marco sta cercando una teglia per torte per fare il suo famoso dolce al cioccolato.
    Marco is looking for a cake pan to make his famous chocolate cake.
  • Vorrei provare quella ricetta di torta di mele, ma non ho una teglia da forno per dolci.
    I would like to try that apple cake recipe, but I don't have an oven pan for desserts.
  • Giulia ha lasciato cadere la sua teglia per torte e ora ha bisogno di un nuovo stampo per dolci.
    Giulia dropped her cake pan, and now she needs a new mold for desserts.
  • Ho comprato una nuova teglia per dolci.
    I bought a new cake pan.
  • Dove hai messo la teglia per dolci?
    Where did you put the cake pan?
  • Serve una teglia per dolci di grandi dimensioni.
    A large cake pan is needed.

Example conversation

Lorenzo and Giulia are in the kitchen preparing for a party.

  1. Lorenzo

    Giulia, mi serve una teglia per dolci.
    Giulia, I need a cake pan.
  2. Giulia

    È nel mobile sotto il lavandino.
    It is in the cabinet under the sink.
  3. Lorenzo

    Grazie, l'ho trovata subito.
    Thanks, I found it immediately.
  4. Giulia

    Perfetto, iniziamo a preparare l'impasto.
    Perfect, let's start preparing the batter.

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