baking tins and containers

Katgoddess

Morrisons also sell the foil containers. They are in the home baking section with the flour.

tr3mor

if you've got a chinese supermarket nearby you can get reusable plastic containers, they're about £2 for 10 or you can get 500 for around £18 if you really want that many

r.mac_2

Thanks for all the suggestions. I had never thought about trying a chinese supermarket - I have two very close by, so will pop in and ask.

blue-kat

Hi Rikki
didn't know that muffins freeze well
I'd be interested in choc muffin recipes to feed the freezer !
bit annoying when famiy demolish a whole batch in minutes.
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Hunnymonster

Got all of my silicone bakeware in Boundary Mill (https://www.boundarymill.co.uk for details of where the stores are) - something like £8.50 per item - which isn't drastically bad compared to the steel equivalents and they squash up small to store in the cupboard.

Ted_Hutchinson

Hunnymonster wrote:

Got all of my silicone bakeware in Boundary Mill (www.boundarymill.co.uk for details of where the stores are) - something like £8.50 per item - which isn't drastically bad compared to the steel equivalents and they squash up small to store in the cupboard.

The Tchibo ones I've linked to below are £5.99 each and if your quick and haven't used Tchibo before can get them post free.

Rikki

blue-kat wrote:

Hi Rikki
didn't know that muffins freeze well
I'd be interested in choc muffin recipes to feed the freezer !
bit annoying when famiy demolish a whole batch in minutes.
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Just get them out in the morning and there ready for teatime. :j

spendaholic

All of my bakeware, when I can't afford Lakeland, comes from Tesco. Usually the savers range if I'm feeling particularly broke, but I find their regular range is quite reasonable and lasts well enough. I've just noticed that Morrissons have their starter home range. We got some stuff for the caravan from there and it's really quite good for the money.

maryb

If you do get a metal muffin tin try lining the bottom with the wax paper discs they sell for jam making - they fit perfectly and make turning out the muffins dead easy. The 1lb jam jar size is the one you want. I get mine from lakeland but I think you can get them in most kitchenware shops. They also fit the little metal pudding basins

keatergreyhound

the plastic ones you can get 10 for £1 from Wilkos and also pounds shops