Magic Cooking Products

[achookwoman]

Magic Cooking Products
I recently bought a pack of tin liners. The pack contained 1 square tin liner, 1 round tin , 1 loaf tin liner and 6 muffin pan liners. They cost about $30. They are similar to tray liners that I have been using for about 15 years. I think they are well worth the investment. I have bought several packs and will split them up and give to people will individual needs. Contact Julie on 0438 7768 99

[CreamPuff63]

very interesting chookie. what are they made from? are they easy to wash?

[judydawn]

I was going to ask the same question as CP63 - you certainly find some interesting things in your travels Chookie. How long are they expected to last?

[meganjane]

They look like silicon liners. I bought a sheet some time back, but I love the muffin liners. Thanks chookie, I'll give her a ring!

[gertbysea]

How interesting. Good investment especially for those old and dear to us pot and pans.

Gretchen

[achookwoman]

For more info. Google Magic Cooking Products.   I phoned the company and they contacted the lady that I bought the 1st. set from.  She rang me and I ordered over the phone .  I will be paying postage,  very little as they are light.  They sell other things but they didn't interest me.   They are very easy to clean.  I wipe them mostly with a damp cloth,  and about every 3rd.  time wash them in the sink with soapy water,  then dry them with a tea towel. As I have said I have had mine for about 15 years, could be longer.  They are excellent in the cast iron casseroles, and tins when cooking bread.  See Rustic Bread from the Agrarian Kitchen.  This loaf was cooked in the large casserole with the round liner.  The site answers most questions.  I think the Bakers Pack is good value as I have paid $14 for 1 sheet from the kitchen shop. I have no interest in the company, it is just that I though it would interest many forum members as they are having problems with bread sticking.

[judydawn]

Sharing the information and love around - good on you Chookie 

[achookwoman]

JD,  that's the aim of this Forum, I think .

Sharing the information and love around - good on you Chookie 

[trudy]

Thanks Chookie, I'm off to check out the site.

[Thermomixer]

Thanks Chookie - always looking for new ideas. 

[CreamPuff63]

i have a cookie sheet, and i bought an oven sheet as well to protect my new oven from spillages. laid it out nicely on the bottom of the oven and it burnt to it! warning: i found out later when i showed the shop it is not suitable for ovens with an element on the bottom    (PS. not sure of brand name tho)

[achookwoman]

CP63,  this crowd also make them for the BBQ.  I also wondered how much heat they would stand.

[cookie1]

We have one for our BBQ.  It is really good, especially for fish.

[Molly]

Is everyone still happy with their sheets?  I'm thinking of asking for some for Christmas.   

[judydawn]

I have them Molly and love them - so quick to line things and saves using so much baking paper.  I use mine all the time and if there is anyone here when I take something out of the oven, they all want to know what they are