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Mumto2monkeys

Jelly_Biactol wrote: »

Any suggestions where I might find 'rolled paper lolly sticks suitable for baking'? I fancy making these Mince Pie Pops
http://www.jusrol.co.uk/recipe.aspx?RecipeId=366
Is it something the supermarkets would stock, and if so which one(s)? Or would it be a specialist cookshop? I don't fancy schlepping round all the shops, if someone can point me in the right direction. TIA:)

I have seen the sticks in asda, quite expensive for a handfull. I bought mine from a cake decorating stall in our local market...100 for £1.99

On a.com they are showing a pack of 12 for £1.07... Just search cake pop stick... Don't know if they are suitable for cooking...ie the oven

aau1

Jelly_Biactol wrote: »

Any suggestions where I might find 'rolled paper lolly sticks suitable for baking'? I fancy making these Mince Pie Pops
http://www.jusrol.co.uk/recipe.aspx?RecipeId=366
Is it something the supermarkets would stock, and if so which one(s)? Or would it be a specialist cookshop? I don't fancy schlepping round all the shops, if someone can point me in the right direction. TIA:)

I've got them in Sada before

10 for £1 I think

Bakery aisle

Jelly_Biactol

WishI'dReadSooner wrote: »

My new year resolution is to empty at least 1 freezer

You could head over to the Eating Out of the Freezer Challenge if you need any encouragement:)
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/4798135

Thrifty_Sister

nerfdad wrote: »

Morning all.
Ds3 bike came yesterday just as the kids were getting in from school:eek: I was waiting in from 9am and it came at 3.30:o
Just put it together and it's huge but looks great:T many thanks to Handicapped Children's Action Group:T:T:T:T 1 very happy little boy on the 25th:):cool:
A word of warning to anyone getting a ps4 as I got one on Tuesday and it does not work.There is a fault called the " flashing blue light of death":eek::mad: I called sony and the chap was very good and is sending a replacement between 10 and 11 this morning:o
So if you have a ps4 for the kids for Christmas please check it just in case as it's a very common issue:(

Aaww nerfy that sounds brilliant - can just imagine the little chaps face :T:T:T

A friends daughter has CP and she got something similar - to see her riding up and down the avenue with the other children was amazing. :A

Shesheb

Just back from T and bought 2 fresh cream profiterole stacks. These are the ones priced at £1. Have compared against A's even though n/a.

2 profiterole stacks £2 £4.96.

Had a quick check and couldn't see if anyone else had posted. Apologise if they have.

Cj87

Jelly_Biactol wrote: »

Any suggestions where I might find 'rolled paper lolly sticks suitable for baking'? I fancy making these Mince Pie Pops
http://www.jusrol.co.uk/recipe.aspx?RecipeId=366
Is it something the supermarkets would stock, and if so which one(s)? Or would it be a specialist cookshop? I don't fancy schlepping round all the shops, if someone can point me in the right direction. TIA:)

I got these before..from asda - cake pop sticks

Thrifty_Sister

Snap-ant wrote: »

Beautiful cat - looks like my Marmaduke

Feeling a bit upset at the moment as one of my lot is having an op as I write and it could be nasty. He is called Sam and is an oldie although you wouldn't think so if you saw him and such a sweetie

Mumto2monkeys

Shesheb wrote: »

Just back from T and bought 2 fresh cream profiterole stacks. These are the ones priced at £1. Have compared against A's even though n/a.

2 profiterole stacks £2 £4.96.

Had a quick check and couldn't see if anyone else had posted. Apologise if they have.

Are these the frozen ones on t.com at £1 or different?
Thankyou

princessmelody2009

aau1 wrote: »

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/4842855

Ah ok fair enough :rotfl:

Classy_Chick06

Mumto2monkeys wrote: »

Are these the frozen ones on t.com at £1 or different?
Thankyou

Its these ones i believe
these are fresh ones