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Kye · Fri 16 Mar 12 12:21am

I think that yours and mine should get together....husbands that is.
Mine is a goldmine in History....and has a great head for Culture. One son is trying to talk him plus his elder brother to sign in for one of those TV things to win a million or whatever...between them its sure that they wont leave empty handed.

mincepie · Sat 17 Mar 12 12:31am

Pah! hmm hmm hmm
No-one any idea then. whistle

JoyYamDaisy · Sat 17 Mar 12 1:30am

They have these things in every shape and size imaginable, they must be somewhere!
Good luck!

Birdymum · Sat 17 Mar 12 1:45am

mummza wrote:
Kitchen gadgets in my darlings mind are things best avoided , the Magimix is a sorce of great mystery for my darling , I have had Magimix machines for over 20 years and he still hasnt worked out how to put the lid on the bowl !!!
But he's deffinatly very clever he is like a walking encyclopedia .

Can I add my husband to that group too? He is so clever, but has been banned from the kitchen.

He is too big and awkward to be in there safely, he blunts knives and has no sense of how to work the gadgets especially the hot plates and oven ones lol

Pakman · Sat 17 Mar 12 11:46am

Mince scroll down a bit to 8 x 4" pans. About the middle of the page just before the loose bottom (or two piece) pans.
http://www.fantes.com/cake-pans-round.html

I'm assuming the pic here is related to that product
http://www.fantes.com/images/17641cake_pans_round.jpg

Apart from that I searched high and low and came to the conclusion...

...order preformed or paper baking molds
http://www.novacartusa.com/mold.html

....or order custom pans Crown says min order is 50 though sad
http://www.crowncookware.ca/bakeware/ro … e-pans.htm
http://www.lockwoodmfg.ca/custom_cakepan.htm

...or find sauce pans that can be used in the oven and suit your needs whistle
http://www.vollrathco.com/catalog_produ … amp;cid=48

...or way down near the bottom is a small blass bundtform pan 8" x 4 1/4"
http://fantes.com/tube-pans.html

What are you going to be preparing anyway? think

Kye · Sat 17 Mar 12 12:02pm

mince, cant your old one just be 'recycled' again wink smile

mummza · Sat 17 Mar 12 6:30pm

http://www.hummel.co.th/Bakery-Pastry/M … -0-cm.html

http://www.divertimenti.co.uk/Bakeware/ … -tins.html

http://www.meilleurduchef.com/cgi/mdc/l … e_coq.html

http://www.meilleurduchef.com/cgi/mdc/l … t_can.html

http://www.meilleurduchef.com/cgi/mdc/l … ue140.html

this one looks promising but may be too deep
http://www.tefal.fr/tous-nos-produits/a … sserie.htm

mincepie · Sat 17 Mar 12 11:10pm

Thankyou all for your time spent on this.
Pak ....nantes wont ship here. i think the sauce pan idea is worth looking into
Its the sloping sided pans I want for fondant and chocolate to run down smoothly, straight sides needs palette knife help and resulting tram lines and is just wrong. Glass ? not sure how good a conduct of heat and genoise would bake.. mmm?
kye.. I guess I have no choice to keep using what I have but they are so fragile and split, more repairs than original bits, they have been used 3 days a week for 31 years yikes crickey wheres the time gone exclaim
and Mummza...I do have the charlotte russe pans and they would be just the job but they dont come any wider to replace these old pans.
If the blerdy government wouldnt keep moving the goal posts I'd retire.
But thank you all so much kiss
Now this'll make you smile. I looked to see if there are metal working evening or workshop courses to enrol and make my own, how difficult could it be I'm thinking,nothing doing. Steel oil drum drum was the closest lol I do like a carnival

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Kye · Sat 17 Mar 12 11:26pm

lol Love African dance...need to move and get back into carnivals....
son is 'into' welding things... he might be able to help.

Erm hmm cant imagine what the importance is to have the fondant running down the sides, if its piled in properly, its in...when cooked it slides out but in a solid manner....dont do like i did today without looking i poored the cake mix in the cake tin, this one has a hole in the middle to make a cake ring yikes oops

scooped what i could off the tray underneath lol

minerva · Sat 17 Mar 12 11:31pm

Q: Email some of the bigger pan manufacturers, tell them what you want & ask their advice. They might not make what you want, but they do all the trade shows (& have a fair idea what the competition is producing)....a long shot, I know, but what have you got to lose?
Have you thought about the relevent trade shows at the NEC? If you want a fair few????

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