Hi, just wanting to know if anyone has one of these and what you think of it? I have heard that the bars are hard to get out and are they really worth it? Thanks.
Tupperware t-bar set
- *emily''''s mummy*
- QLD, Australia
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- *Charlie*&*Boots*
- NSW, Australia
- Total posts: 1173
I just went to a party on friday night and looking at those t-bars I really don't see the point of them... wouldn't it just be easier to put the mixture into a slice tin and just cut to size? Sorry don't know if they're easy to get out or not. I can't justify spending the money on it when a slice tin and a knife will do a good enough job lol
- *emily''''s mummy*
- QLD, Australia
- Total posts: 282
I'm kind Of thinking the same thing. Just wondering if they are worth it, but probably thinking a slice tray aswell.
- *Charlie*&*Boots*
- NSW, Australia
- Total posts: 1173
I'm kind Of thinking the same thing. Just wondering if they are worth it, but probably thinking a slice tray aswell.
Just had a look in the catalogue and it also says it's not intended for the freezer... so you can't exactly set them in a hurry if need be... bummer.
By the way... how expensive is Tupperware now... sheesh!! lol
- Nosyla
- NSW, Australia
- Total posts: 16
I have the T-bar set and love it. Yes you can do similar in a slice tin, but with the T-bar set you can make personal serves or a nutritional size as well. Also gives you a recipe book of different things to make.
- Nosyla
- NSW, Australia
- Total posts: 16
I have the T-bar set and love it. Yes you can do similar in a slice tin, but with the T-bar set you can make personal serves or a nutritional size as well. Also gives you a recipe book of different things to make.
- juzziem
- VIC, Australia
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I just got one and i have just sat down from making the peanutty bar recipe (one that come in booklet with the t-bar)
It needs to set for an hour in the fridge so i will let you know what it is like later. I just like that it is portion sized and has a container to put a single serve in to take to school or wherever. Esp these days with schools implementing nude food days etc. (no wrappers or packaging)
It needs to set for an hour in the fridge so i will let you know what it is like later. I just like that it is portion sized and has a container to put a single serve in to take to school or wherever. Esp these days with schools implementing nude food days etc. (no wrappers or packaging)
- Sparklingdiamond26
- NSW, Australia
- Total posts: 1
My mum just gave me one, and I tried it today. I made the peanutty bars, but had to dig them out with a spoon and knife. Tasted delicious, but far too sticky. I have looked at youtube videos and theirs don't seem to stick...maybe less honey?