Mondo Hemisphere/Ball Cake Pan/Tin 8 Inches

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The Mondo Hemisphere Cake Pan 8 Inches is a specialist baking tin for creating perfectly round globe-shaped cakes without the need for stacking and carving. Two halves baked in this pan create a flawless sphere when sandwiched together. Use a single half to create an igloo, baby bump, ladybug, or hedgehog shape. Made from tough anodised aluminium that distributes heat evenly and cools quickly. Temperature rated to 280°C.

Key Details

  • Brand: Mondo (Kware)
  • Size: 8 inches (approximately 20.3 cm) hemisphere
  • Material: Anodised aluminium
  • Heat distribution: Even heat, heats faster and cools quicker than standard tins
  • Temperature rated: To 280°C
  • Care: Hand wash recommended
  • Use per half: Single dome shape for igloo, baby bump, bug shapes
  • Two-half use: Full ball or globe for sports balls, planets, pumpkin cakes

Best For

  • Sports ball cakes including soccer balls, basketballs, and cricket balls
  • Planet and galaxy-themed cakes for space party birthday celebrations
  • Baby bump smash cakes for maternity celebration shoots
  • Pumpkin and novelty shaped cakes for Halloween

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need two pans to make a full ball cake?

Yes. To bake a complete sphere, you need two hemisphere pans. Bake both halves separately, then sandwich them together with ganache or buttercream. This listing is for a single pan.

How do I stop the dome from sliding?

Level the flat base of the hemisphere with a knife once cooled, then place the flat face down on a non-slip board or cake drum. Use a generous layer of ganache between the two halves to bond and stabilise the ball before covering.

Browse all specialty cake pans and the full Mondo range at Baking Pleasures, or explore our full range of cake decorating supplies. See our icing and fondant coverage chart for fondant coverage guidance.

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