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Need foil but its a tight week and it will set me back £2 and I really dont want to raid my DS piggys bank if I can help it.
My baking trays are very old and the non stick trays are no longer NON stick. I normally have foil and use that but used it all at the weekend.
Any ideas? I have some sunflower oil in the cupboard would that work?
My baking trays are very old and the non stick trays are no longer NON stick. I normally have foil and use that but used it all at the weekend.
Any ideas? I have some sunflower oil in the cupboard would that work?
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sugarpants wrote: »I have some sunflower oil in the cupboard would that work?
It should
What are you cooking? :rudolf: Sheep, pigs, hens and bees on our Teesdale smallholding :rudolf:0 -
Yes, or baking parchment or greaseproof paper.
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Dan_Gleebitz wrote: »Yes, or baking parchment or greaseproof paper.
Dan
Greaseproof is for wrapping your sarnies, and is often not non-stick
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Foil doesnt stop food sticking anyhow - it just saves on washing up!
Bit of oil if you think it'll stick - should do the trick. though a lot of foods have some oil in them anyway so dont need it. All depends on what you're cooking really.XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX:wave:XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX0 -
Penelope_Penguin wrote: »Greaseproof is for wrapping your sarnies, and is often not non-stick
Sorry forgot to add brush it with oil.
And don't forget to use the foil again if it is in good condition.
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sugarpants wrote: »Need foil but its a tight week and it will set me back £2 and I really dont want to raid my DS piggys bank if I can help it.
My baking trays are very old and the non stick trays are no longer NON stick. I normally have foil and use that but used it all at the weekend.
Any ideas? I have some sunflower oil in the cupboard would that work?
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A little oil tipped onto a piece of kitchen roll and wiped over your tins should do the trick, and if it's baking you're doing a little marge/butter on a piece of kitchen roll and then wiped over your tin will work too Aug11 £193.29/£240
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