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30/04/2008, 20:30 Patf Joined on 23/08/2004 SW Gers Posts 2,101 loaf tin liners I need some of these, the kind that are made of baking parchment. Does anyone know what they are called in french? I tried one translation website and it came up with cuisson de parchemen for baking parchment. And where can I buy them in France? Lakeland products will send them but charge minimum £10 for postage. Pat.    Report

30/04/2008, 20:42 Clair Joined on 23/08/2004 ------- Forum Moderator ------- Lot Posts 6,264 Re: loaf tin liners You can find some but they tend to be for catering rather than household use. http://www.meilleurduchef.com/cgi/mdc/l/fr/boutique/produits/mfe-moule_papier_cake_pm150.html if you find better, do let me know please Clair, a Real Virtual French Person La vérité est si obscurcie en ce temps et le mensonge si établi, qu'à moins d'aimer la vérité, on ne saurait la reconnaître. (Blaise Pascal)    Report

30/04/2008, 20:51 Tandem_Pilot Joined on 23/08/2004 Posts 239 Re: loaf tin liners OK I'll bite. What on earth do you use them for? Regards Alex Milton Keynes and the Haute Vienne    Report

30/04/2008, 20:54 Clair Joined on 23/08/2004 ------- Forum Moderator ------- Lot Posts 6,264 Re: loaf tin liners To line cake tins.  Clair, a Real Virtual French Person La vérité est si obscurcie en ce temps et le mensonge si établi, qu'à moins d'aimer la vérité, on ne saurait la reconnaître. (Blaise Pascal)    Report

30/04/2008, 21:41 Patf Joined on 23/08/2004 SW Gers Posts 2,101 Re: loaf tin liners Thanks Clair, they would do but aren't exactly what I'm looking for:  http://www.lakeland.co.uk/product.aspx/!5552_7321_5553_6545  Alex - yes they are to line baking tins. I make bread which tends to stick to the tins when you bake it.    Report

30/04/2008, 21:48 Clair Joined on 23/08/2004 ------- Forum Moderator ------- Lot Posts 6,264 Re: loaf tin liners I have used the Lakeland ones before but I haven't found any suitable alternatives in France. Thank goodness, all my loaf tins are of the non-stick variety. I would like to find some muffin-sized paper liners instead of the cup-cake sized ones which are the only ones I can find here! Clair, a Real Virtual French Person La vérité est si obscurcie en ce temps et le mensonge si établi, qu'à moins d'aimer la vérité, on ne saurait la reconnaître. (Blaise Pascal)    Report

30/04/2008, 22:49 Clair Joined on 23/08/2004 ------- Forum Moderator ------- Lot Posts 6,264 Re: loaf tin liners http://www.mora.fr/fr/... http://www.meilleurduchef.com/... Clair, a Real Virtual French Person La vérité est si obscurcie en ce temps et le mensonge si établi, qu'à moins d'aimer la vérité, on ne saurait la reconnaître. (Blaise Pascal)    Report

01/05/2008, 8:38 gardengirl Joined on 30/09/2007 Berkshire and 30 Posts 62 Re: loaf tin liners Hi Pat, I've PM'd you. Jo    Report

01/05/2008, 8:51 Tandem_Pilot Joined on 23/08/2004 Posts 239 Re: loaf tin liners  Patf wrote: Alex - yes they are to line baking tins. I make bread which tends to stick to the tins when you bake it. You make sticky bread then   (I make bread myself and use non stick tins) Regards Alex Milton Keynes and the Haute Vienne    Report

01/05/2008, 10:40 Patf Joined on 23/08/2004 SW Gers Posts 2,101 Re: loaf tin liners My tins are ancient, I ought to throw them out and buy some new ones. Where from? Another reason for lining is that my gas oven is a bit primitive and burns everything on the bottom, so the lining helps a bit. I also sometimes stand baking tins on a flat tin covered with newspaper. New oven?   ps Clair - just noticed your new links - looks good    Report

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