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Lakeland hemisphere tins
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shiprob195
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I'm off to Lakeland this morning to buy a couple of those new hemisphere baking tins. Not money saving at all. But I can't wait to try them out. Has anyone here got them? Are they easy to use?
Slimming world new starter 2/1/17
:D:DWeight loss so far 5 stone 8 lbs
:rotfl:Loss needed to get to target NONE!!! TARGET MEMBER
:D:DWeight loss so far 5 stone 8 lbs :rotfl:Loss needed to get to target NONE!!! TARGET MEMBER
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I have them. They are very good, but make sure that you grease them properly, and also, I found that I needed prop it with foil balls otherwise, as the mixture rises, it can tip to one side, which results in it either going all over the oven, or a very uneven cake!0
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