Lakeland products

Icey77

Totally agree on the green stay fresh bags - brilliant

I'm surprised that no-one has mentioned the soft eating licourice. I love the strawberry and the mango flavours and have to buy a bag whenever I get to go to a store.

The BF has made a strict rule that I do not go in without supervision as I always come out with stuff :rolleyes:

mum2kathryn

Bargain_Rzl wrote: »

Does anybody have any opinions on the Culinare Multi Grater?

I haven't got that one, but I have got this from IKEA, and have to say its the most used 'gadget' in my kitchen: http://www.ikea.com/gb/en/catalog/products/80083256 there are only two different graters, but its much cheaper!

auntyn

My favorites from Lakeland are the cake and loaf tin liners, the portable cake holder/carrier(especially for Birthday and Christmas cakes), pineapple and mango slicers in regular use, Weetabix storage container.
My worst was a pair of spatulas designed to extract contents from the bottom of jars(specifically in my case getting the last stubborn scrapings of Nutella form the big jars!) - absolutely hopeless!!
Thanks for the inspiration re 'bulk yoghurt maker' and pizza maker - better start saving!!

purpleivy

auntyn wrote: »

My favorites from Lakeland are the cake and loaf tin liners, the portable cake holder/carrier(especially for Birthday and Christmas cakes), pineapple and mango slicers in regular use, Weetabix storage container.
My worst was a pair of spatulas designed to extract contents from the bottom of jars(specifically in my case getting the last stubborn scrapings of Nutella form the big jars!) - absolutely hopeless!!
Thanks for the inspiration re 'bulk yoghurt maker' and pizza maker - better start saving!!

I get on really well with the spatulas, especially with mayo jars etc. Particular success with the nutella!

arkonite_babe

Best - a funky trundle, it's a collapsible crate with wheels

worst - a silicone baking mould for my Mum, it stuck continually

helenhugs

mum2kathryn wrote: »

I haven't got that one, but I have got this from IKEA, and have to say its the most used 'gadget' in my kitchen: http://www.ikea.com/gb/en/catalog/products/80083256 there are only two different graters, but its much cheaper!

Completely agree with the ikea grater. We have that one too & it's fab, even got a lid so you can store what you have grated without it drying out.

Lakeland buy umm I love their stuff but I confess to only ever buying in the sales. The baking sheets are fantastic. I got the advent calendar & santa sacks which are fantastic quality & will last year after year.
Hugs
Helen

kittykat500

quote "Do those metal 'soap' thingys work?"Answer - yes they do but if you have a stainless steel tap, just rub your hands up and down it - this will get rid of garlic smells.

angelavdavis

best buys:
Green spongy drawer liners for the fridge - stops veg getting yucky.
Silicon oven tray liner - used over and over again.
Ovenmate - brilliant for cleaning ovens
Green compost carrier

worst buy:
Liked their Potato ricer but as I hate washing it - its never used.

I must get myself some bread saving bags.

Dustykitten

I put the potatoe ricer in the dishwasher.

Worksurface cleaner/polish spray stuff is great on slate and granite.

chardonnay_2

helenhugs wrote: »

Completely agree with the ikea grater. We have that one too & it's fab, even got a lid so you can store what you have grated without it drying out.

Lakeland buy umm I love their stuff but I confess to only ever buying in the sales. The baking sheets are fantastic. I got the advent calendar & santa sacks which are fantastic quality & will last year after year.
Hugs
Helen

tesco & asda sell these as well