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cake tins urgent question

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muslimah28 · 03/09/2011 10:22

hello

i want to make a sandwich cake. i have three old but usable loose bottom tins one of which is springform, which i use for pies. will these be ok to use or should i buy new ones which are not loose bottomed?

please someone reply soon as dh is heading out to the shops soon!

thanks :)

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thisisyesterday · 03/09/2011 10:23

loose bottom is fine :)

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theginganinja · 03/09/2011 10:30

Loose bottomed is absolutely fine. Might want to get dh to get some greaseproof just to line the bottom.

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iklboo · 03/09/2011 10:30

If you're worried about seepage you could line them with greaseproof paper.

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muslimah28 · 03/09/2011 11:19

brilliant thank you! got some greaseproof in the cupboard :) would you put the greaseproof in the whole tin (including sides)? kind of like how you might do with a brownie? or just the bottom? thanks"

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theginganinja · 03/09/2011 11:23

If it's a sponge I would just line the bottom and make sure the sides are well greased, if it's a heavier cake such as a fruit cake then I would line the sides as well.

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