Ring moulds

Boom Boom

Hi folks

Wondering can someone help I am looking for a 2"x3" ring mould the one without the bottom in it (or a removable bottom) and I need about 20 of them as I want to make individual cheesecakes so wondering is there anywhere they can be gotten cheaply or indeed can you get disposable ones

I have inserted an image just incase


Any help greatly appreciated

thanks
Boom boom

Eviledna

I reckon using lots of empty tins of beans with both ends removed would be the cheapest option.

Alternatively I've seen a pack of 12 of these in Kitchen Compliments in Chatham St Dublin for a ridiculous price!

phormium

I have a tin which basically looks like a bun tray but they are straight sides and loose bottoms, ideal for mini cheesecakes but smaller than what you are looking for. I got it in TK Maxx. I also have loads of tins that I have kept for this purpose too, condensed milk or caramel tins are the ideal size, you need a tin opener that does not leave sharp edges though. As above, eat loads of beans!

DreamC

The rings from the photo come from the Mini Round Cake Pan Sets

http://www.decuisine.co.uk/cookshop/bakeware/BK-216.html

They are handy to have anyway. though I would agree with Eviledna that empty tins would do the job and be the cheapest option.

castlewhite

Last year I saw a professional baker use wavin pipe cut up for moulds, she had used different diameter size pipes for different puddings. Appreciate they would be no good for a baked cheescake but certainly a lot cheaper

SlimCi

They have these in Tesco believe it or not, but they are expensive about 3 or 4 euro each I think