Blow torch type things that are used in cooking

[Surreygirl30]

Does anyone know of a place (preferably high street shops) I can get one of those little blow torch type things that are used in cooking (but not too expensive) I have seen one for �18 but wondered if anyone knew of any others. Many thanks :-)

[Veggibear]

Is there a Lakeland near you? I know they have them.

Try Argos or Homebase perhaps.

I know its not high street but you can get them on ebay.

[Surreygirl30]

ohh, thanks i didnt think of argos - thanks for your help and no i live nowhere near Lakeland.

[ConfusedJohn]

Lakeland is a shop, not a place!!!

[Surreygirl30]

and my reply would still stand John.

[ConfusedJohn]

Technically, Lakeland would denote a place, a Lakeland would denote a shop or occurence of a place.

[Surreygirl30]

lol get over it toots - i am purely asking a question about blow torches � So mr 'prescriptive' are you a English teacher? Ha ha :-)

[Dewi]

http://www.lakelandlimited.co.uk/content.aspx? content=our_stores.htm

Try this link to find your nearest store ;-)

[Surreygirl30]

thanks Dewi :-)

[chadwin62]

Hi surrygirl30,
have you tryed Robert Dyers ?. hope this helps

[Surreygirl30]

Many thanks Chadwin62 - i have ordered one from John Lewis. Many thanks for all your help and replies :-) xxx

[chazza]

I got one in Tesco a year ago at xmas time - it was hard to find though - i had to ask someone where they were

[george2506]

Jonathan Graves the health food peeps currently do a creme brulee kit which includes the blow torch for about �14