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Yorkshire pudding tray
What else can I put in it? If anything else
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cup cakes
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Really? Aren't they a bit shallow for that?
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I guess it depends on the type of tray you have
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20.5x20.5x2cm apparently with 4 cups
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Ah! Not for a real Yorkshire pudding then.
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Ah! Not for a real Yorkshire pudding then.
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Individual quiches?
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I use mine to make cookies.
I find that flat trays mean you end up with cookies with flat, thin edges whereas the yorkshire pud tray makes them rounded and more cookie-esque
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