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Mince pie/jam tart tray
pancakequeen
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Does anyone know of a supplier of a mince pie tray in which the holes are shallow and scooped. All the ones I see in the shops have straight sides and flat bottoms. I want the old fashioned type which you can also use for jam tarts. I have tried lakeland.
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Anne
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Anne
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Is this the sort of thing you're after? It's used though - not sure what you think...
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/VINTAGE-12-BUN-BAKING-TRAY-WITH-INDENTATIONS-PRE-WAR_W0QQitemZ230052926541QQihZ013QQcategoryZ975QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
Suzepancakequeen wrote:Does anyone know of a supplier of a mince pie tray in which the holes are shallow and scooped. All the ones I see in the shops have straight sides and flat bottoms. I want the old fashioned type which you can also use for jam tarts. I have tried lakeland.
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Hi Suzey,
thanks for link, I actually have one similar to that but it is quite deep I use it for buns. The shape of the bottom is what I am after but shallower. I think I will try a car boot and charity shops, my Mum used to have one years ago.
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Ooh, thanks for posting that link. My mum used to bake yourshire puds in that sort of tray, the shape is lovely. I might have to indulge...0
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