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Cheaper version of Nigella's fir tree bundt tin?

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MidnightinMoscow · 08/10/2012 16:44

Anyone know where I can pick one up? I really want to make this cake, but £30 for a cake tin you are going to use only once year seems a bit steep.

TIA

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nettie · 08/10/2012 16:52

There is a shop near to us that rents shaped tins out, no idea how much it costs but there could be something similar in your area?

70isaLimitNotaTarget · 08/10/2012 19:19

YY to renting one to see if you like the result.

Cheap cake tins are a waste of money IMHO, but I'd Shock at £30 for a once-a-year tin.

And if you hire one, it'll be 'seasoned'.

desperateforaholiday · 08/10/2012 21:10

I bought a silicone one from eBay, I think it cost around £8, I've only used it once and the tree tops stuck in the mould, that may have been my fault though Blush

MidnightinMoscow · 09/10/2012 08:50

Thanks for all the replies. Great idea about the renting, we have a place near here too so I'll check it out.

I have never had much luck with silicone either, although I find it works better with that cake glide stuff from Lakeland.

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Approximately · 09/10/2012 11:08

I bought the Fir Bundt tin last year after much ummming and ahhhing. I put it in my amazon basket and watched it till the price dropped. Think I paid 20 for it in the end. It really is a fantastic tin!

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