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Silicone Bakeware at Lidl £2.99
needaspirin
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From Thursday 18/10/2007 Lidl have silicone bakeware for £2.99 each. Also a christmas bakeware range - same price.
http://www.lidl.co.uk/uk/home.nsf/pages/c.o.20071018.index
http://www.lidl.co.uk/uk/home.nsf/pages/c.o.20071018.index
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A word of warning, if it's like our LIDLs, some of the best offers go quickly, so consider going to your store at 9am on the Thursday!needaspirin wrote: »From Thursday 18/10/2007 Lidl have silicone bakeware for £2.99 each. Also a christmas bakeware range - same price.
http://www.lidl.co.uk/uk/home.nsf/pages/c.o.20071018.index0 -
Are these things safe? I thought there were health issues with silicone in the bloodstream.0
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Eugene's_Pal wrote: »silicone in the bloodstream.
only from leaking boob jobs :rotfl:0 -
Eugene's_Pal wrote: »Are these things safe? I thought there were health issues with silicone in the bloodstream.
I think you take the cake out of the thing before you eat it
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l recently bought silicone and have had two disasters-couldnt get them out off them!!!thought first time it was cos ld done it will hot but same happened when left them go cold!!! ready to eat the silicone bases if it happens again!!!!!!I think you take the cake out of the thing before you eat it:j this money saving is such fun:T0 -
l recently bought silicone and have had two disasters-couldnt get them out off them!!!thought first time it was cos ld done it will hot but same happened when left them go cold!!! ready to eat the silicone bases if it happens again!!!!!!
... and they (or similar) look sooooooo convenient on the TV shopping channels
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I've got one from Le Creuset and i think it's great for Cakes as it comes off so easily... might go and have a look at Lidl next week..A friend is a present which you give yourself (R.Stevenson)
Happiness seems made to be shared (Jean Racine)0 -
I bought a cake tin like these from Aldi but after using it once its at the back of the cupboard.Too much messing around for my liking, before the mixture goes in you have to stand the thing on a tray then try and get the mixture even - not easy when its so wobbly.
Thats just my point of what its like i much prefer my good old metal ones.0 -
computersaysdoh wrote: »A word of warning, if it's like our LIDLs, some of the best offers go quickly, so consider going to your store at 9am on the Thursday!
They [Lidl] open at 8amBe ALERT - The world needs more LERTS0 -
I haven't been bold enough to use the one I got from Aldi. You lot have done nothing to inspire my confidence but I feel an urge for flapjack coming on so might brave it tomorrow.
It's worth a try at £2.99.Do not allow the risk of failure to stop you trying!0
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