9 Best Roasting Tins UK 2024 | Staub, Le Creuset and More

Although it doesn't have quite the same accolades and prestige of Staub or Le Creuset, we found MasterClass's deep roasting tin with included rack to be the best - especially when price is considered. As do the well over 1000 happy reviewers on Amazon, who have rated this pan to be at the top of its game.

This roasting tin benefits from three non-stick coating layers, as well as two large carrying handles. In addition to this, you also get a roasting rack for those big joints of meat, to wow and knockdown the crowd!

Staub is another French cookware and bakeware brand which puts more worth in creating high-quality pieces than keeping prices low. At 3.6 kg, this matte-black enamelled, cast iron epic will work wonders for achieving even heat distribution, although a good grip of the handles is more than recommended. 

Thankfully, the two cast iron handles are positioned sideways, to make the transporting of your roasted goods safer and easier. This really is a highly rated, highly sought-after cast iron roaster to see your family through years of roasts in style and confidence!

At the top of the cookware manufacturing game for near on a century, the reputation of French cookware brand Le Creuset continues to outdo itself. Being a true innovator of premium cookware, their range has come to define what modern cookware can represent.

This is their deep-set roaster that's made of hard-anodised cast aluminium with riveted, cast stainless steel handles. This, unsurprisingly, comes with a lifetime guarantee. So if you're looking for a cross-generational roasting masterpiece, this pan can and will be passed down! 

Part of Prestige's 'Inspire' range of bakeware, this large oven tray is highly rated and insanely popular on Amazon. This popularity can, in part, be put down to the uniqueness of its sizing. With an extended length at 39 cm and a shallow depth of 2 cm, it is the ideal pan when striving for roast-potato-perfection!

By including cushion smart technology across the base of the pan, Prestige have safeguarded your roasties from sticking. A must-have roaster for the invested home-cook, but just be sure to firstly size up your oven to make sure this pan fits.

This is another well-made and priced roasting offering from the acclaimed mid-range cookware brand Russell Hobbs. The point of difference in the Romano square roasting pan is the fact that it's square instead of rectangular. 

Square roasters are a great option to use when roasting trimmings. They are also ideal for bakes and other oven-bound meals like lasagne. Again, the steel has been coated in a speckled vitreous enamel steel, which makes it both appealing to the eye and more likely to last. 

If you're searching for a stylish roaster that'll look the part on the dining table then this is your dish! Mason Cash have done their best at making this roaster appear handmade through the imperfect edging and general feel of the dish. 

The three indented lines, which wrap around the entire outside of the dish, are another indication that Mason Cash are looking to dazzle and delight on the dining table. The only hitch with choosing stoneware over metal is that, if dropped, it will likely smash. 

With a set of three roasting tins in your kitchen cupboard's artillery, there'll be no stopping you the next time the weather calls for a roast. This set has been purposefully sized to allow each tin to sit flush within the next, making storing them a guaranteed breeze!

Each of the pieces comes with two layers of non-stick coating to keep your precious roasts in tact when removing them from the pan. Overall, it's a good mid-range set that'll allow plenty of room for your meat, vegetables and even a crumble. 

We just love the foresight of Sainsbury's Home, with the unique design of this roasting tin. By including a dedicated pouring lip on one of the tin's corners, they've ensured your juice-spilling-days are behind you. 

Unfortunately, the depth is on the shallower side at 5 cm, better suiting smaller roast joints rather than your show-stopping turkey next Christmas. However, being made of carbon steel ensures this particular tin a long life of home-roasting glory. 

For students and those on a budget who want cookware for less, this roasting tray from Asda is an inexpensive option that still ticks all the boxes. The aluminium tin has been dipped in a non-stick coating to help you peel pesky veg off the base of the tray and onto your plate. 

The tray comes approved for use in your dishwasher to lend a hand when you're absolutely stuffed and the dishes are piled up. Of course, this tray will be thin when compared to the premium tins further up the list, but considering the astonishingly low price, this is still a very good deal!