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Flexible Baking Moulds
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Dear Richard
I have purchased an Aga and was wondering whether the flexible tins I used to use in my old oven can be used in an Aga. I thought you could help.
The tins are for muffins and loaf tins. They are made of some type of rubber I presume.
Many thanks
Virginia A Gibbs
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Dear Richard I have purchased an Aga and was wondering whether the flexible tins I used to use in my old oven can be used in an Aga. I thought you could help. The tins are for muffins and loaf tins. They are made of some type of rubber I presume. Many thanks Virginia A Gibbs