Little spring form cake tins

Lakitu | 16:52 Sun 23rd Nov 2008 | Food & Drink

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I've been asked to make cheesecake for Christmas day this year, I normally make it in a 22" spring form cake tin but since there's going to be 20 people there I thought about making lots of little ones with various toppings.

I can't find small spring form cake tins though (looked in Debenhams, John Lewis and Lakeland). I'm looking for around the size of the circumference of a tin of baked beans. Anyone know where I can get them, please?

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Adjust the quantities if your tin is smaller :o) x

wouldnt u be better off getting a ring instead of a cake tin ?

http://www.lakeland.co.uk/cooking-rings/F/keyw ord/ring/product/5421_5422

just a thought

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That's a good idea too, but the tins are cheaper and the cake is easier to remove with them.

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