Lakeland products

LimeLight

All those things you didn't realise you needed lol
Then you wonder how you lived without them.

arkonite_babe

metherer wrote: »

I known someone else mentioned it, but the magic non-stick liner is fabulous!
http://www.lakeland.co.uk/product.aspx/!5570_5571

I hate having to wash up a baking sheet when its only had a couple of biscuits on it, so I use this instead. Wipe it down after use and its good to go again.

I found it works as a liner for a tray bake tin too. Cut it so it hangs over each side and you can lift your cake out really easily.

Metherer

My local instore/poundstretcher have the "toastabags" version of this on offer at the mo. IIRC, It's 2 for £1.50 or 99p each. Toastabags are on the same offer.

I've bought 2 and they are great fro making twink's hob nobs on.

metherer

Thanks for that, I'll keep an eye out

purpleivy

stressedoutmumof1 wrote: »

Is this recipe any good?

I too have moulds but no recipe.

Chris25

oh yes......the sticky-stuff remover is great!!

shazspice

has anyone tried this?

http://www.lakeland.co.uk/product.aspx/!1307_6091

Is it any good?

Ellidee

shazspice I think someone was extolling the virtues of bread bags earlier in this thread. HTH

maccarabbit

there clean shower is superb. just spray on after a shower and left with no soap marks etc. my mum recommend this one.

:T

twinklyrach

I couldn't be without the reuseable baking parchment! All of my tins have their own ready-cut sheets now so no faffing about with the paper stuff.

Sockies seem a bit of a waste of money though, although my friend swears by them - personally I just use hair bobbles and then those get washed too.

grunnie

The best is the upright blue vacuum cleaner - very like orek. Will second the shower spray its saves me getting down on my knees to scub the shower. But the worst is the bags to line the compost caddy - I have used them for the last year and they don't show any signs of biodegrading yet so they were an mistake. Love looking thro the shop and always managed to buy loads of bits and pieces. :rotfl: Who can resist the boxes of fudge?