Bake-O-Glide Multigrade Round Cake Tin Liner, Pre-Cut Circle and Wall Side Liner, 7" / 175mm

If you're not used to greaseproof paper or liners then it can be quite fiddly and a little annoying at times when it won't go into a cake tin properly, but the end results are worth it. Sponge is baked evenly, though does still stick to the liner...To combat the fiddliness I found that if you use a little butter between the tin and liner it will help keep it in place. Also, don't trap the frills under the tin's base if you have a loose base. Instead you want to let them bend over the top of the base and then drop the circular liner on top. There's a good video on YouTube called "How to line a round cake tin" by Good Housekeeping UK that demonstrates this around the 1:33-34 mark.I've been using it with this cake tin,  MasterClass Non-Stick Quick-Release Springform Cake Tin with Loose Base, 25 cm (10") , and found that you can go up to 400g of ingredients using this liner. Baked for 1hr 45mins at Gas 2 1/2. :)

Bought this product in 12, 9 and 6 inches for making wedding cake - a real godsend and certainly made life a whole load easier.I foud that I needed to fold the cut bottom edge of the edge strip to persuade it to stay in the tin before putting the circular base in, and even then, especially with the 9 and 12inch sizes it was a challenge to keep all the folded bottom edge of the strip below the circle.I also found that a big paper clip helped to stop the edge strips flopping into the tin and mix whilst trying to fill up the tins, and then worked well.Very impressed with these products however - extremely non- stick and very easy to clean and dru

After making the greaseproof lining for 4 x 9” sponge cakes I thought someone must make something to make this job easier so looked on Amazon and there they were.These are wonderful, put in the cake tin, bake cake, cool cake, remove, wash and ready to go again.There was some preparation work, I cut the frill a little deeper making it easier to fold at the bottom of the tin and to slightly reduce the height and trimmed the circle just a little but now they are perfect and I’m ready to goHighly recommend and have ordered 4 more for family and friends who bake a lot and will love these.

Love the concept, especially as I hate having to cut and use baking parchment, and I love that they are reusable, but a bit of a fiddle to keep them in place. However, would still recommend.

Where have these been all my life! I make lots of cakes and the Bain was lining the tins! These are fab so easy and the fact they are washable and reusable is just wonderful! Only negative is the drill, it’s really hard to fold and make it stay in place so I’ve actually cut grill off they’re now perfect. Highly recommend!

These sheets are great, I don’t need to measure and cut endless circles of baking parchment again.They wash and dry well, discolouration / darkening is normal, and they last ages. I’ve had others for years.Helps reduce waste and prevents running out of paper.Would definitely recommend buying multiple items in case multiple cakes are required.

I have a square set, so having a large rainbow cake to make and a side cake, decided to buy 2 sets to speed up baking and prep time, and in my case wastage as i often end up cutting parchment twice if not more times. Using cake release they are a doddle to fit neatly to the sides, Washing not difficult , warm soapy water ( will go in dishwasher) and I use my oven handles to dry side pieces.

I purchased this to line my 9 inch deep Alan Silverwood cake tin which are used on bake off. However, The round cake tin liner is not 9 inches in diameter because it does not cover the bottom of the tin completely, a smallish gap remains all around the edges.The Lakeland ready cut cake tin circles (23cm or 9 inches) made from parchment paper do totally cover the bottom of the tin and are a much better fit.The cake tin wall liner is fiddly due to the frill cut at the bottom of the liner all the way round and so cleaning it is bit annoying. Also the wall liner did not stop some of my cake mixture from getting in behind the wall liner.The wall liner would be so much better without the frill at the bottom like with the delia smith cake tin wall liners that have no frill.