Quality roasting and baking tins/trays?

Swan_2

I'm just about to replace my ancient tins (apart from the bread ones) & am going for some from the Alan Silverwood range

I've got one cake tin already & it's an absolute dream to use

Penelope_Penguin

Hi there :beer: Another vote for Mermaid from me. We have an existing thread on the best bakeware - I'll mereg this thread with that one, to keep ideas together.

Penny. x

tiff

Re oven dishes, dont laugh but I am collecting old Pyrex. Usually around a couple of pounds max in charity shops. Its really durable, some of the stuff I have collected is around 50 years old! I like the old designs rather than buying the clear glass they have in supermarkets now.

mum2many

Is the Le Creuset roasting dish any good?

mardatha

God you lot must be psychic, I just came in here today ready to ask where to buy cheap/good baking trays and lookat you all !

Pitlanepiglet

Lovely, thanks all for the advice and especially for the TK Maxx suggestions, I spent too long in there at lunchtime and came out with an enamel square roaster which will do for small traybakes and a larger one that will do bigger traybakes as well as working as a roasting tin both of these were £4.99 each. I also bought a couple of sandwich tins at £3.99 each and they seem pretty substantial, and also a muffin tin that was around a fiver.

I've already got an enamel roaster and I like enamel so it was a good suggestion and TK Maxx was definitely cheaper -sadly no Mermaid but I'll keep looking.

Thanks all!

Butterfly_Brain

I got some brilliant enamel baking tins and trays from wilkinsons and there is a bonus because they have gone into their sale today

MrsE_2

Money no object what are the best oven tins in your opinion?

I don't really have one, as I don't know enough about oven metalwear.

I picked up a beautiful Le Cruset one in a shop the other day, it was £130.00:eek::eek::eek:
I thought it was a pricetag mistake at first:o
£130 for a roasting tin:eek:

buxtonrabbitgreen

I can't make any recommendations for roasting tims. I just buy any old cheap ones and they seem to last ok.
Baking tins though are another matter. The thickest non stick I can find.

I wish I could afford la Creuset.

HariboJunkie

If money is no object then why worry about the price of the Le Creuset?

I don't have the roasting tin but have 3 of the coccottes and they are worth every penny.