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sazzy6

Has anyone got a sure fire way to make sure they don't stick? It is fairly new tin and was sold as not stick but up to now I have only used it with cases. I don't want to ruin the tin or waste a load of supplies making them.

t_obermory

Provided you grease the tin well it'll be fine, I've done it before with fairy cakes and not had a problem. If you had the time/inclination you could put a circle of grease proof paper in the bottom of each hole but I don't think its really necessary.

HTH's.

fluffybunnies

i generally find grease and dust with flour is best for basically any recipe, personally i find that stuff still sticks if i only grease it.

May i suggest you invest in some silocone muffin cases, then you can reuse them and won't ever run out (theoretically). I got loads for xmas and have found them grreat!

sazzy6

Okay I'll give it a go. watch this space...

Tibbie's_mum

I've seen people use squares of baking parchment in the muffin tins, they come out looking very rustic.

sazzy6

fluffybunnies wrote: »

May i suggest you invest in some silocone muffin cases, then you can reuse them and won't ever run out (theoretically). I got loads for xmas and have found them grreat!

I have just got a new oven having made do with the old one for far too long. You couldn't control the temp (it was always on gas mark 9!?!?)

I remember looking at those cases a while ago and thinking well they wouldn't survive my oven but now I can buy them and know they will be fine! Thanks for the reminder! I'm off to see how cheap I can find them on-line. Can you suggest anywhere you have seen them cheap?

sazzy6

Tibbie's_mum wrote: »

I've seen people use squares of baking parchment in the muffin tins, they come out looking very rustic.

I have loooooooads of this! I might experiment and do several of each idea.

Thanks everyone!

jammy_dodger

sazzy6 wrote: »

I have just got a new oven having made do with the old one for far too long. You couldn't control the temp (it was always on gas mark 9!?!?)

I remember looking at those cases a while ago and thinking well they wouldn't survive my oven but now I can buy them and know they will be fine! Thanks for the reminder! I'm off to see how cheap I can find them on-line. Can you suggest anywhere you have seen them cheap?

tha asda sells them for £2 i think or they may have been only £1 either way they work a treat and its for a pack of 12 cases in nice pastel colors hth

rachbc

sazzy6 wrote: »

I have just got a new oven having made do with the old one for far too long. You couldn't control the temp (it was always on gas mark 9!?!?)

I remember looking at those cases a while ago and thinking well they wouldn't survive my oven but now I can buy them and know they will be fine! Thanks for the reminder! I'm off to see how cheap I can find them on-line. Can you suggest anywhere you have seen them cheap?

asda has them for £2 a dozen

SallyForth_2

sazzy6 wrote: »

I have loooooooads of this! I might experiment and do several of each idea.

Thanks everyone!

If you can find a jam jar or bottle, plastic beaker roughly the size of your muffin trays, squish the paper over this first to form a sort of cup before popping them in.

Whistling_Gypsy

They have gone up to £2.65 for a dozen in my local Asda now :-((