Muffin Cases

[jaiyenyen]

Does anyone know where I can buy muffin cases in Bangkok?

I know I can bake muffins in a tin muffin tray, but I like to use the paper cases. I usually get some sent over from the UK, but this time I thought I'd ask if they were available over here.

[gusG]

Try here. http://www.choco-schmidt.com/ ,look under the non-food items.

[jaiyenyen]

Fantastic. I've never heard of this place, I reckon I'll be making a trip there this week.

Thank's gusG

[NanLaew]

I have seen them in certain Villa supermarkets.

[Gippy]

I get mine in Makro but you can usually find them in shops that sells pastic packaging.

[jaiyenyen]

I've never seen them in Makro, are they in the baking section?

[Gippy]

I've never seen them in Makro, are they in the baking section?

It's been a while since I bought them as they come in packs of 1,000. I believe they are displayed with the plastic boxes and bags they sell for putting food in.

[attrayant]

I'm at the sukhumvit villa right now and they have them, both the paper and the aluminum foil types.

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[theseahorse]

I'm at the sukhumvit villa right now and they have them, both the paper and the aluminum foil types.

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Walk round the corner to the UFM shop near Fuji. They have a huge selection at a fraction of what Villa sell them for.

[jaiyenyen]

Thank everyone,

I'll be making a visit to Sukhumvit later this week, and I'll try both those stores.

[attrayant]

I was carrying perishables otherwise I would have checked out a few more places. Pantry Magic also has the muffin papers, much larger ones actually. These will make fist-sized muffins.

The label says they're 70mm size and 125 baht for 75. They also have 52mm pack of 125 for 135 baht and 33mm pack of 250 for 145 baht.

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