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Mary Berry Christmas Cake Mix - Tesco's - NOW £2!!

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  • Iced mine today and even tho I paid £5 for it I'm pleased as it waS so easy and quick to make. Are the use-by dates long enough to buy a £3 one and save till next year?
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  • Iced mine today and even tho I paid £5 for it I'm pleased as it waS so easy and quick to make. Are the use-by dates long enough to buy a £3 one and save till next year?

    I can't find a BB date on my package (might have been at the top where I cut the bag open) but I think people have said it's Feb 2012?
    Slummy mummy!
  • if you cook your cakes in smaller tins, do you reduce the cooking time?
    life is like a loo roll. the nearer the end you get, the faster it goes.
  • got mine in the oven as I type Ill post later how it turns out
  • crystal9
    crystal9 Posts: 3,813 Forumite
    Xmas Saver!
    can someone tell me when i have iced my cake should i wrap again in foil or if not which is best way to store so it dosn't dry out
    have now given up smoking since feb 13th 2014 loving the money I'm saving
  • lisawood78
    lisawood78 Posts: 3,884 Forumite
    Mines baking as we speak! So exciting x
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  • BaileyB
    BaileyB Posts: 2,281 Forumite
    if you cook your cakes in smaller tins, do you reduce the cooking time?

    My 4" ones took around 2hr40min. That was on their own, when there was 2 in the oven then an extra 20min or so.
    crystal9 wrote: »
    can someone tell me when i have iced my cake should i wrap again in foil or if not which is best way to store so it dosn't dry out

    I wouldn't do foil, as may damage the icing. Have you got a cake tin, or any air tight storage container? That would be better.
  • Giggle
    Giggle Posts: 3,137 Forumite
    I got the cupcakes yesterday in the Bristol store lots of them there and also the christmas cake
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  • Lots of MB cake and cupcake mixes left at Truro Tesco's in Cornwall, I resisted as I needed to be a gluten free cake for my beloved which was about 10% the size for the same price. But I didn't have to bake it :D
  • crystal9
    crystal9 Posts: 3,813 Forumite
    Xmas Saver!
    BaileyB wrote: »
    My 4" ones took around 2hr40min. That was on their own, when there was 2 in the oven then an extra 20min or so.



    I wouldn't do foil, as may damage the icing. Have you got a cake tin, or any air tight storage container? That would be better.

    thanks for your reply i will pop it into a air tight container :D
    have now given up smoking since feb 13th 2014 loving the money I'm saving
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