Mini Sandwich Cakes

becs

I always do my coffee and walnut ones as individual ones by baking in a normal tin and using a normal round cutter and they come out great. (well i think so anyway!)

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krlyr

You could always buy a square/rectangular cutter, less waste then.

kitschkitty

Nikkisun wrote: »

Food tins are too big - each cake should only be a couple of inches across.

Pilchards and a whole range of other foods come in the narrow tins.

Sue12

I bought an identical mini sandwich tin today from Sainsburys for £9.99

meritaten

why not make two large square cakes and cut out your rounds? then sandwich them? you will get some cake 'waste' but you could use that in trifle.

krlyr

Original post was from last year meritaten (don't worry, I've fallen foul of 'gravedigging' on several threads in the last week!)

meritaten

grrr - but Susie resurrected it - and didn't want to pay a tenner for a mini sandwich tin?

motherhen2234

Try poundland or 99p shop. I've had some good silicone mini cake molds, miniature cup cake ones

flea72

Nikkisun wrote: »

Food tins are too big - each cake should only be a couple of inches across.

Use mini baked bean tins, they have a slightly smaller diameter than standard baked bean tins.

inkie

Small cat food tins