Sorry, really odd question about baking

[paradisiac]

hi, I was wondering if any of you good people could do me a favour.
basically, I am wondering if there is such thing as a baking starter kit (for cakes), that include things like scales, measuring jug, whisk, sieve, mixing bowl, baking trays, cutters, icing pipe and nozzles.....


thanks in advance

 

[FrenchTart]

Not to be funny but...have you tried googling for "baking starter kit"? I just did and there look to be several results that match what you're looking for

 

[paradisiac]

Not to be funny but...have you tried googling for "baking starter kit"? I just did and there look to be several results that match what you're looking for

I did try (admittedly I might of only been in google shopping) and only found decorating kits, I will try again

 

[Doctor McNinja]

Why do you want an all in one kit?

 

[paradisiac]

Why do you want an all in one kit?

its for a friend. they are a bit clueless so thought a kit would be better for them. and I assumed a kit would be cheaper than lots of separates.

 

[Doctor McNinja]

its for a friend. they are a bit clueless so thought a kit would be better for them. and I assumed a kit would be cheaper than lots of separates.

A kit would be more convenient and it may well be cheaper but you never know. I've had a few food related kits in the past that weren't the best quality. It might be worth looking at separate items to see what you can get, quality wise, for the same price as the kit.

What's the budget?

 

[MisChief]

Don't shop for it, Argos it

They don't do the full kit that you want, but it's not difficult to build your own.

 

[randomshenans]

I'd put together your own. That way the bits will be less **** and should last longer. Kits are normally a bit pants.

 

[paradisiac]

thanks, I have passed on the advice of pricing it up as separates, written a list of what I think they will need and sent them out to have a look.