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Join Date: Jun 2003
Location: Suffolk
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Baking Trays
Where do you buy yours ? And do they last ?
I am sick to the back teeth of buying baking trays. I use them a lot (as im sure we all do) and they are brilliant for about 6 months, and then they stop being non stick. I end up having to line them with baking paper every time i use them. The trouble is, they aren't cheap if you buy good quality ones. I always ask my Mum for some at Xmas time, and she said to me one year "I dont know what you do with your trays as mine last years". So what do i do wrong ? I use them and wash them in the sink with washing up liquid. The last set she bought me were very heavy and good quality. Everything slipped and slidded on them, and they were great. But yet again, after 6 months they started to stick. So - any recommendations would be great. But i cant afford to spend oodles on them. |
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I bought some really good silicone ones with a metal lip in them to keep them straight at QVC. They come in funky colours too - mine are pink and were only around £15 for two. They do stain quite easily, but are non stick, dishwasher safe and are still going strong after a year.
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Location: cheshire
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I bought one from sainsburys for around £5.00 and its been fantastic.
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