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Teflon liner reduced at Sainsburry
Mado
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£1.50 (half price).
Extremely usefull and very MSE as it wipes clean and lasts for ages.
For some reason called "microwave" liner on box, but mine has only ever seen the oven.
Extremely usefull and very MSE as it wipes clean and lasts for ages.
For some reason called "microwave" liner on box, but mine has only ever seen the oven.
I lost my job as a cricket commentator for saying “I don’t want to bore you with the details”.Milton Jones
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And you can put them in the dishwasher too, just use a plastic clothes peg and clip to the top tray
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They are really good, has kept my baking tray "pristine" for ages!!0
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You can cut and shape them to put in a frying pan as well. Also line the bottom of your cake tins with them instead of greaseproof paper or like. Brilliant stuff. Shall look for some today - thanks:)0
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Thanks for the post.
Sadly I sent the wife to get some today thinking they were the square sheets we use a lot. She came back with 6 of them but they are infact 33cm circles and much smaller than the square sheets you get.
If we hadn't been in such a rush to get a mega bargain it would have clicked - a microwave liner is bound to be round - doh!!
Hopefully Sainsbury have a no quibble return policy.
Thanks anyway - Good tip, dumb reader!
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Anyone tried them as mouse mats, teflon makes very good use as a mat especially when u also apply teflon pads to the bottom of your mouse?0
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You can buy these from Morrisons for £1.99 (full price).
They are rectangular ones in packets hung up on the end of some aisles0 -
If they are round, could be usefull to put on the AGA when using the lids as a sandwich toaster, thanksNO to pasty tax We won!!!! Just shows that people power works! Don't be apathetic to your cause!0
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But they are not of heavy enough grade for a fan oven, try https://www.NonStickKitchen.com cheaper than Lakeland and they are Teflon branded - they invented non stick!
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Agree they are very good , Poundland also sell them for yep £1 in the oven size
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