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Old 08-11-2015, 15:54
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Just ordered these! It's a set of two beech mixing "Spon" spoons, perfectly shaped for mixing cake mixes, or anything of thick consistency that usually gets stuck in the scoop part of the spoon.

They're only £5 for a set of two including free delivery! I've paid more than that for one good spoon before.

Thought I'd post the link just in case anybody hadn't come across them before.

I thought a great price, and free delivery is rare now with anything you buy online under a fiver!

http://www.thesponco.com/
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Old 09-11-2015, 14:00
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So, a stick then.
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Old 09-11-2015, 17:43
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So, a stick then.
Haha that was exactly my first thought too
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Old 09-11-2015, 18:22
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Whats the matter with a spoon, nothing that a good hard bang on the side of the pan or bowl couldnt sort out
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Old 13-11-2015, 12:12
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What is wrong with a normal wooden spoon? Anything to get people to spend out.
Also who ever done their video should never make another one, the audio was awful.
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Old 17-11-2015, 15:09
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So, a stick then.
I'd call it a wooden spatula!
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Old 17-11-2015, 23:18
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So someone posts about something that people may be interested in and the only replies just rubbish it? It's why I rarely post in Food & Drink these days.
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Old 18-11-2015, 00:27
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Whats the matter with a spoon, nothing that a good hard bang on the side of the pan or bowl couldnt sort out
Or a good lick if its been mixing a cake.
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Old 19-11-2015, 10:41
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That what I have done today is make a cake, ok a sponge, a nice Victoria one, been a while since I made a sponge and never used a mixer to do it before.
Looks ok,

Now waiting for my bread to bake.
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Old 21-11-2015, 14:05
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So someone posts about something that people may be interested in and the only replies just rubbish it? It's why I rarely post in Food & Drink these days.
It's a discussion forum. We are giving our opinions.
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