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Subway Silicone Bread Pans - ALL SOLD THANK YOU!

November 20, 2012 - 3:37pm -- Eat-Fresh
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AS OF 12/27/12 THESE HAVE ALL BEEN SOLD. THANK YOU TFL!

 

Hello All,

Would anyone be interested in the Silicone Bread Pans you see used at Subway? I have 16 of them. These are 5 Loaf Bread Pans made in France for Subway.  

I believe I’ve seen these go on this site for 20.00 each, plus shipping – which is what I am asking.

I can send you pictures as well. These were obtained through previous Subway Owners. They are the REAL DEAL! 

Thank You! 

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SUBWAY® BREAD PANS

December 29, 2010 - 3:25am -- mixx
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I have 31 baking trays used from my subway. To be honest ,I'm not sure what they are made from (aluminum or stainless steel)Were used for about 3 years. They can easily be cleaned up. They are 18 in long 13 in wide 1 in depth. Was moving to a new subway, so
selling everything, and these are the only thing's left.$10.00 Each+Shipping $10.00 (depends on area)Or if local ,yes FREE pick-up.I am located in northern ca,san francisco bay area.

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Sandwich pans

February 23, 2010 - 8:13am -- Andrew S
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Help!


I am trying to find "proper" sandwich pans, the type with a lid that produce a square loaf.  While I am on the subject, if it does not have a lid, it is called tin bread and not sanswich. 


ironically, I used to be a bakery lecturer and we had dozens of these in use all the time.  Cant find one for love nor money now though!


Any ideas would be much apprecieated.


Many thanks,


Andrew

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Pans/forms for Brioche

March 21, 2008 - 7:15am -- mariajef
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Cookies, Cakes, and Pastries

i'm making brioche for the first time, and since i don't have the classic brioche forms but wish to make my brioche in small sizes, am wondering what other people use in this regard.

 

i have a classic pannettone form which is ideal for a very large brioche, and i have other large forms, but want smaller brioche.  wondering if my cermamic individually sized creme brullee forms would work for brioche.

 

thanks.

 

jeff 

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July 4, 2007 - 5:50am
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how to get the most out of oven space?

 

(This is a continuation of a discussion started here.)

I was starting to feel guilty hijacking weaverhouse's beautiful sourdough thread, xma, so I thought we could step over here. I agree about the potential for pan size--fantes carries a couple types of $7 7x I think 9 cookie sheet, you might take a look at that. I quite like their selection and service, I use them often when I want kitcheny stuff. I've just started baking my rounds on seperate sheets, a 12" pizza pan and my 10" cast iron griddle. It's working well for just the two, and there's still enough room to pop a bowl over them if I want.

The fresh loaf is so terrific--Asian, huh? and tiny? Well, me too, 5'1" right after a good stretch. I saw a movie (all right, I admit. Shaolin Soccer, it was) where an Asian, Chinese in this case, steamed bun featured somewhat prominently in the script. The bun was a kneaded white bread sort of thing, it looked delicious, though as you say, who connects bread with Asia?

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