kitchenware (asda/b and m/instore)

before_hollywood

why is it that most kitchenware is useless when you pay attention to the instructions.

asda oven tray 'do not use over 200 degrees' everything frozen in asda has to be cooked at 220 (gas mark 8)

instore- didnt buy one as said unsuitable over gas mark 4 :rolleyes:

b and m- doesnt even say :mad:

i dont fancy chisseling melted metal out the bottom of my oven

if anyone knows where i can get a tray suitable for my beko fan assisted electric oven i would be very grateful

sarahg1969

You read an instruction on an oven tray??!! Just use it.

before_hollywood

sarahg1969 wrote: »

You read an instruction on an oven tray??!! Just use it.

i've just moved out my parents house

previously i washed it and threw it in the cupboard (for 20 *mumble* years)

sarahg1969

OK, so you're an excited new home owner? Sorry.

Any oven tray will be OK to use. They won't melt. Don't use a tea tray, though. That will definitely melt.

before_hollywood

sarahg1969 wrote: »

OK, so you're an excited new home owner? Sorry.

Any oven tray will be OK to use. They won't melt. Don't use a tea tray, though. That will definitely melt.

thats cool i thought it was odd that something would be so spectacularly infit for purpose :rotfl:

i dont have any tea trays, just one smart price baking tray lol

Fire_Fox

They won't melt, cheap trays will warp and the non-stick won't last long. As soon as you can afford to buy some really heavy baking trays such as ProCook or Habitat - ProCook are on half price sale in their shop in the Castleford outlet village and Habitat baking stuff is not as expensive as most of their (lovely lovely) products. Soooo much easier to wash up decent non-stick too - just a wipe needed.

Edinburghlass_2

Morrisons have a set of three for £1.99 and Tesco have a pretty good "value" range.

Looking forward to tasting your baking, chocolate cake is preferable please

before_hollywood

no branded stuff available around here

i keep hoping somewhere like home bargains/ b and m/instore gets something nice and branded cheap.

lodger wont know the difference and to be fair my eyes are untrained too.

chocolate cake? i'll try, i dropped out of home ec in year 9 though

finc

before_hollywood wrote: »

no branded stuff available around here

i keep hoping somewhere like home bargains/ b and m/instore gets something nice and branded cheap.

lodger wont know the difference and to be fair my eyes are untrained too.

chocolate cake? i'll try, i dropped out of home ec in year 9 though

TKmaxx often sell branded bakeware. More expensive than value ranges but the heavyweight stuff should last longer.

hollydays

Or buy that silicone bake wear special offer at homebargains etc,it doesn't go rusty.

before_hollywood

hollydays wrote: »

Or buy that silicone bake wear special offer at homebargains etc,it doesn't go rusty.

i went yesterday and my local one doesnt have it

i need to look at h.b breightmet soon