My Kitchen 12 Cup Mini Sandwich Tin

I absolutely love this product, it is fantastic. It is great that it has loose bases so that you can easily create mini Cheesecakes without making a mess trying to get them out. Also I love that they have straight sides. It takes the cakes from looking "nice" to looking professional and pretty giving a "wow" factor, especially for parties or when having friends and family over for afternoon tea! It also bakes the cakes evenly and it is so easy to release them from the tin. I highly recommend this product. I love it so much I brought two so that I can make 24 at a time! 5* to Lakeland!

Ordered this a while ago so I could make mini victoria sponges. Was actually first used by my 14 year old daughter in her food tech class at school to practice for one of her GCSE assignments. She followed the recipe on Lakeland website for mini victoria sponges. She overfilled the tins slightly so some looked like mushrooms but hey you live and learn with baking and the next time put slightly less in each one and came out great. At school she used butter to grease the tin but at home used baking release spray. Cakes came out of tin perfectly both ways.

Hi just bought the mini tin and get a second at half price bargain for the quality,over filled mine but delicious also bought mini loaf tin greased well and floured came out no problem

My cakes don't stick on the sides, (greasing and flouring)but I have to be careful moving them (gentle use of pallet knife) off the bottoms which are stuck. I wondered if Lakeland were selling enough of these now to produce 2" baking parchment discs to put at the bottom, which is what I would use if making a large cake - butter and flour the sides and then a 9" disc in the bottom. I have used waxed jam discs in the past, but I think baking parchment would be better. Come on ladies, what are your thoughts? Brilliant cakes though! ;-)

hi I greased my new tin with butter and they still stuck. They also look like mini mushrooms maybe I put too much in the compartments?