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Where can I find a square (storage) cake tin?
littleowl
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Looking for a square cake tin to house my Christmas cake when I make it next week. I can't find any in 'bricks and mortar' shops. Ebay only seems to have 'designer' ones and those are anathema to me. Biscuit tins are too shallow. Does anyone have any ideas?
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Lakeland cake store 11 x 11 square x 9 inches high
Or get one of those lidded plastic storage boxes from Poundstretcher etc and gaffer-tape the lid airtight.A kind word lasts a minute, a skelped erse is sair for a day.0 -
Personally, I wrap my cake in clingfilm and then either tin foil or greaseproof to keep it airtight, then take it out and feed it every 2 weeks.
However, most supermarkets have large, square storage boxes such as these. I do use them for keeping cakes in. It's about 30cm square by 9cm deep.
Oops, that link didn't work! Go to www.asda.com and search for foodsaver. 3ltr square box starts from £10 -
ikea has a festive selection
http://www.ikea.com/gb/en/catalog/products/601773120 -
My MIL has been making us Christmas cakes for years (I made my first today!) and she always uses a Jacobs Biscuits for Cheese tin. She puts the cake on the lid and uses it upside down if you see what I mean
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Thanks everyone for the suggestions. The Ikea ones look great but my nearest is too far away for me to drive there at the moment. Lakeland looks good but ditto. I would really like a tin rather than plastic.
So - if anyone has any ideas where to find one in the High Street I would be grateful.0 -
Do you have a TK Maxx near you, if so it might be worth a look in there. They have lots of kitchen storage items/cake tins/trays etc0
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little owl do you have a Morrisons? Been in today and they have plastic square storage boxes near the eggs and baking section for £4 with a couple of smaller ones inside too. Looks pretty sturdy too. I bought a round one with handle on from Boyes last week but that was round, not sure if they had square ones. hth ThriftyCross Stitch Challenge Member ?Number 2013 challenge = to complete rest of millenium sampler.0
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