wellbake silicone bakewear on offer amazon

claire21

http://www.amazon.co.uk/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Dkitchen&field-keywords=wellbake&x=11&y=23#/ref=sr_pg_1?rh=n%3A11052681%2Ck%3Awellbake%2Cp_76%3A186765031&bbn=11052681&sort=price&keywords=wellbake&ie=UTF8&qid=1307627502

promo ends 11/6

anyone got this stuff ?

edit - some of the bad reviews are from people who didnt realise you need to use the bakewear on a metal baking tray for support

lucys_mum

Thanks Clare21 - like you I'm so tempted but waiting for someone to tell me how good it is!!!:o

lovesabargain123

I've got some of this stuff and it is great!! Much easier than the traditional stuff

PROUDMUMMYTOTHREE

i have a casserole dish and love it i bought it from home bargains £1.79 and i love it im gonna buy some more stuff they wash lovely

officeguru

I have to say that I have a few bits and pieces that are silicon... from cheap (Lidl's) to dear... from one of our local stores and internet... and I have to say that I still prefer the metal tins.. It could be that I am too long in the tooth but I just find that the turning out cakes etc etc is far easier that with the floppy silicon ones.. Maybe if I persevered with them, I might grow to like them... but not at the moment.... I also bought the silicon ones for fitting into my halogen oven.. as none of my metal ones fitted it.. but, again, I ended up buying metal ones... That's my thoughts for what its worth... There could be a lot of posters who love silicon...

Cheers

PROUDMUMMYTOTHREE

please try home bargains first if you have one near they had the dishes and muffin trays when i was last in very cheap

Diflower

I have a few bits in silicone and love them. They're all cheap but I think it would be worth paying more, mine aren't going to last for years and the cake 'tin' in particular is thin.

Muffin tray is brilliant, they just pop straight out. I use it most for a crustless quiche mixture, with all sorts of fillings (sausage ones for breakfast) and in anything else they stick. Also used it for pork pies.
The round cake one I sit in a normal round tin for stability, but it also fits in the Remoska so gets used for eg shepherds pie or pasta bakes.
And I have a loaf tin, they do bulge out a little but that doesn't matter to me.
I'm quite tempted by the knife thingy, but there's not much money off it.