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Food Technology
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2
D&T
Pack
2
1
Baking Trays
Pack of 2, 32 x 32 cm square
baking trays.
013-TFD040 £5.25
2
Unit 5D Biscuits
Pack of equipment for a small
group working on this unit.
Contents: 4 white chopping boards,
6 biscuit cutters, 4 baking trays, 4
cooling racks, 4 rolling pins, 4
spreaders, DATA Helpsheet notes.
013-5DQCA £79.99
3
Saucepans
Set of two aluminium saucepans.
150mm and 200mm diameter.
013-TFD080 £12.95
3
4
Seamless Loaf Tins Set of 4
Bake a range of breads in these small
tins.19cm x 9cm x 5 cm. Set of six.
6
013-TLOAF6 £11.95 5
5
Plastic Pastry Cutters
Plastic pastry cutters in six
different shapes. Set of 24 cutters.
013-TPACUT £4.75
6
6
Wooden Mixing Spoons
Pack of six spoons.
013-TWSPN £3.25
7
Unit 1C Eat More Fruit
and Vegetables
Pack of equipment for a small group
working on this unit. Contents: 4
peelers, 2 graters, 1 vegetable 7
8
knife, 4 white chopping boards, 1
juice extractor, 2 saucepans, 1 fruit
poster, 1 vegetable poster, DATA
Helpsheet notes.
013-1CQCA £65.99
8
Cooling Rack –
Stainless Steel
Essential rack for cooling items
after baking. Size 415 x 235 mm.
013-CCRCK £3.95
9
Celebrations Cutter
Set
Bumper, budget, 30 piece set of fun
biscuit and pastry cutters for all
occasions. Includes 2 festive sets for
Christmas and Easter plus 2 sets of
generic cutters – hearts and stars.
9
013-TE00171 £10.50
Top Tip
Label biscuits before they are
baked so you can identify who
to give them back too- and
avoid arguments over whose is
broken or burnt. To do this,
write in soft pencil each child’s
30
name on a silver baking tray Pack
next to their biscuit.
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