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cake in a jar + update

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  • knithappens
    knithappens Posts: 1,850 Forumite
    i just ordered some. Cant wait for them to get here so i can start baking!!
  • morganlefay
    morganlefay Posts: 1,220 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 1,000 Posts Combo Breaker I've been Money Tipped!
    I can still find Kilner and other preserving jars in "proper" hardware stores round here (Bucks) but supermarkets tend not to stock them. Trouble is, not many old fashioned hardware shops left. The French still do masses of preserving in jars (those Le Parfait ones are French) if you were near enough to the coast to be able to do a day trip to France you could fill your car with them very cheaply from any supermarket - especially in the autumn when a bottling frenzy seems to break out. Not sure how helpful that is really, but there might be someone here who lives in Dover, you never know !!! :D
  • kscour
    kscour Posts: 665 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 500 Posts Name Dropper Photogenic
    mcbiddy wrote:

    And they sell "proper" pie dishes as well:j Thank you!!!!!!!:D
  • knithappens
    knithappens Posts: 1,850 Forumite
    I can still find Kilner and other preserving jars in "proper" hardware stores round here (Bucks) but supermarkets tend not to stock them. Trouble is, not many old fashioned hardware shops left. The French still do masses of preserving in jars (those Le Parfait ones are French) if you were near enough to the coast to be able to do a day trip to France you could fill your car with them very cheaply from any supermarket - especially in the autumn when a bottling frenzy seems to break out. Not sure how helpful that is really, but there might be someone here who lives in Dover, you never know !!! :D
    Not many hardware stores round here, but i am going out tomorrow on the look out.
  • mcbiddy wrote:


    OO she has some lovely stuff doesn't she ..I'm pretty sure I bought my Le Parfait jars online from "the cooks kitchen"


    Edit....I knew I'd seen these before on one of the other sites I use

    http://organizedchristmas.com/article75.html
    "Every time you feel yourself getting pulled into someone else's nonsense, tell yourself: Not my circus, not my monkeys." - Mark Borkowski.
  • Just found this site

    http://www.jbconline.co.uk/acatalog/370ml_-_.html

    Don't know if the price is cheaper than what you have been looking for. Although you would have to buy 24 of them though.
    Not in debt at the moment, but been there in the past and realise I'm the kind of person who could easily fall back into it with the self destructing spending button so making sure I keep on top of being a good girl.

    2.00 saver club = 46.00
    1.00 Friday saver club = 5.00
  • MrsTinks
    MrsTinks Posts: 15,238 Forumite
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    magnolia65 wrote:
    Just found this site

    http://www.jbconline.co.uk/acatalog/370ml_-_.html

    Don't know if the price is cheaper than what you have been looking for. Although you would have to buy 24 of them though.

    24 jars are over priced, ideally if people lived close by and could buy the 500 and split it 5 or 10 ways it would actually be pretty cheap :)

    about £0.31 per jar if you buy 500 (inc VAT and delivery) but about £1+delivery per jar if you buy 24...
    So... another 9 people who want 50 jars living close to Buckingham/Bicester/Oxford? LOL!!
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    DFW no more! Officially debt free 2017 - now joining the MFW's! :)

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  • knithappens
    knithappens Posts: 1,850 Forumite
    well i finally made them, and they came out perfect, the la parfait jars off Ebay were perfect. HE is gonna love them, plus my idea now is to make these as cheep Christmas gifts. I did 3 yesterday 2 banana and sultana bread, and one milk chocolate cake, and put in a pre packaged Chocolate fudge topping.
  • Fizog
    Fizog Posts: 362 Forumite
    Fascinated what's cake in a jar please?
  • otterspasm
    otterspasm Posts: 338 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture Combo Breaker
    A CAKE? IN A JAR? Please explain....my brain is hurting trying to work that out but it sounds great...
    Thanks,
    Tess
    Tess x

    Underground, overground, wombling free...
    Old Style weight loss so far...2 stone and 7 pounds
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