Oven gloves for breadmaker

MrsE_2

I need oven gloves.

I don't have any as I use tea-towels, I always think oven gloves are dirty looking things.

But I got a bread maker now & the pan comes out red hot & you have to grip it & stop the handle dropping down & pump it up & down a couple of times to get the bread to drop out.

Was thinking of silicone (clean) gloves but these are more mitt like & perhaps suited to taking things out of the oven only.

What gloves do you use when tipping your bread out, do you have silicon grip areas on yours to get a good hold on it?

Whatever I buy must be black, otherwise I will put them away & not take them out to use them:o

I'm looking at padded mittens
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=260491919007&ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=110426842333&ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT

, mittens with the long band joining them, silicon gloves.
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=150381190624&ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=270470622045&ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT

Lots of Le Cruset & Stellar on ebay in black.
I guess if I go for the mittens I will need two.

Got a burnt thumb:(

Barneysmom

I just use a clean tea towel to lift it out by the handle then tip it upside down and tap it, the bread just falls out easily?

MrsE_2

Barneysmom wrote: »

I just use a clean tea towel to lift it out by the handle then tip it upside down and tap it, the bread just falls out easily?

I've always used a teatowel, but I think an oven mitt/glove thing would be useful anyway - good for getting the large full Le Cruset out of the oven weighting 3 stone:rotfl:

DH keeps moaning too.

Barneysmom

3 stone! wow, that is impressive :cool:
Your links didn't load last time for some strange reason, I'll have a look at them now, but generally I'd say get the best you possibley can, you know what they say 'buy cheap buy twice'..;)

Barneysmom

I like the third ones on your list, they look effective.

MrsE_2

Barneysmom wrote: »

3 stone! wow, that is impressive :cool:

Well it feels three stone anyway:p

Pitlanepiglet

We've got a number of these http://www.aladdinscookware.co.uk/product.asp?PID=844 you can probably buy them cheaper.

Because they are proper gloves I find it easier to grip things.

MrsE_2

Pitlanepiglet wrote: »

We've got a number of these http://www.aladdinscookware.co.uk/product.asp?PID=844 you can probably buy them cheaper.

Because they are proper gloves I find it easier to grip things.

I did look at those, but they don't make them in black, so I will put them away & grab the tea-towel instead:o:o:o

Pitlanepiglet

MrsE wrote: »

I did look at those, but they don't make them in black, so I will put them away & grab the tea-towel instead:o:o:o

Seriously? :eek:

Barneysmom

Pitlanepiglet wrote: »

We've got a number of these http://www.aladdinscookware.co.uk/product.asp?PID=844 you can probably buy them cheaper.

Because they are proper gloves I find it easier to grip things.

I think I might get some of those, they must be great for people with a weaker wrist?

Pitlanepiglet

Barneysmom wrote: »

I think I might get some of those, they must be great for people with a weaker wrist?

I'd imagine so as you get good control because you're gripping as you would do usually. I also rest things on the heel of my hand as well if I'm lifting something heavy.

We have a couple of pairs and we use them for camping and at home an they seem to have lasted for ever. They do only appear to come in one colour but that doesn't bother me, to be honest ours our grubby enough that they are quite black anyway :rotfl: Must be time to chuck them in the wash!