where to buy bread tins?

cobbingstones

Hi

After reading Sammy's thread I would love to try keth's bread. However with no bread tins I have a problem. I have tried freecycle and my local sainsbury's but no luck.

Is there a cheap place online or a known shop?

TIA

MM

Penny-Pincher!!

Hiya!!

Lakeland have their stoneware loafs (2lbs)reduced to £2.99 and I think there is a £10 voucher on a £25 spend floating around somewhere.

HTH

PP
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peb

MOrrisons do a basic range (called simply cook or your first home or similar!) and i got mine from them - they were not expensive but as it was a little while ago you may wish to telephone first.

I have however, together with other folk on this site, got the ARgos silicone set for £3.49 which includes a bread tin. I have not used it yet but teh muffin tray from the same set is great. If you can find Mr Bad examples recent thread he shows you what the tin (or silicone!) is like.

thriftlady_2

Any independent cookshop worth its salt will stock them.

kethry

MadsMum: If you'd like to try it before you go to the expense of buying the bread tins, then you can bake bread on a flat baking sheet.. just cut your bread dough in half, as described in the blog, and shape it either into a round ball, or you can cut your "half" bit into three and do a plait whatever you like really! There are links on that page to doing bread rolls too - they're done on a flat sheet too. just leave to rise till doubled then bake as instructed. if you're doing either a large round loaf or a plait, then bake for the same length of time as the bread loaves in a tin, but keep an eye on them - they may need removing slightly sooner.

good luck!!

keth
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