Cake tins?

[Olive]

have you been to a cake shop that hire then??

[Life is Good]

Thanks Olive. Ideally I would like to buy them new - I figure I will use them a fair bit as I am trying to get into cake-making and decorating. I may phone around and see if any of the specialist cake-shops can help me. Thanks.

[~me~]

I have one..I think I got mine from one of the cheaper cookware places. Try somewhere like Home Essentials, places that don't sell top of the line stuff.
As Olive said, perhaps a cake shop may let you hire one??

[Olive]

maybe pm rouge as she may know someone online that sells them

[Visitor7]

Yeah check out the cake places. I bought the cake tin for Emily's birthday brand new, or you can hire them out.

[Rouge]

There should be cake decorating stores near you. Just call and ask. Although I have to say other than small tins Deep spring form tins aren't that common. Professional tins are just as good though without being spring form.

[Raupe]

Have you tried "General Trader"?

It is a pretty well equiped cooking/baking/homewares store (well, at least here in Adelaide). I know they are some in Queensland, too.

Good Luck!!

[~Kim~]

Spotlight? They have a great cake section here. Heaps of tins

I know you want new ones but what about Vinnies or the Sallies? I've inherited all my Nans old ones, so i'm sure others would pass them on.

[LimeSlice]

Not sure what you have in Brisbane....but Cuisine World, Cut IT Out, Kitchen Witch, any of those stores will have one.

Basically and proper chef supply store - so where the TAFEs send their apprectices to get kitted They will have only things that aren't non-stick

I have chef friend in Brisbane, I will ask him and let you kow if you like.

HTH


ETA: If you don't mind second hand though there are usually tons on EBay...but you can never be sure of the quality.

[Rouge]

Professional tins that aren't non stick rock way better anyway!