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29-12-2005, 10:15 PM
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y just thought I would mention, I just came from the grocery store
again, stopped at the bakery and while looking around I noticed that the large round birthday cakes are sold in clear plastic cake displays which looked a good size for my rising bowls to sit in (black plastic tray underneath with a clear plastic dome that fits tight into a groove in the tray). I asked how much just for a couple empty containers and got them for free. They turned out to be the perfect fit. I was using plastic bags or inverted bowls or whatever, but this is perfect. Just in case anybody could use something like that. hutchndi 
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29-12-2005, 10:20 PM
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hutchndi wrote:
y just thought I would mention, I just came from the grocery store again, stopped at the bakery and while looking around I noticed that the large round birthday cakes are sold in clear plastic cake displays which looked a good size for my rising bowls to sit in (black plastic tray underneath with a clear plastic dome that fits tight into a groove in the tray). I asked how much just for a couple empty containers and got them for free. They turned out to be the perfect fit. I was using plastic bags or inverted bowls or whatever, but this is perfect. Just in case anybody could use something like that. hutchndi Cool idea! How tall are they? Dave
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29-12-2005, 10:41 PM
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"Dave Bell" wrote in message . net... Cool idea! How tall are they? Dave Dont have a ruler handy, but about as tall as a dollar bill is long. Raising some dough in it right now. Just sent a (still) pic up to my dough cam. http://members.cox.net/hutchberryhome/index.html hutchndi
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29-12-2005, 11:18 PM
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hutchndi wrote:
"Dave Bell" wrote in message . net... Cool idea! How tall are they? Dave Dont have a ruler handy, but about as tall as a dollar bill is long. Raising some dough in it right now. Just sent a (still) pic up to my dough cam. http://members.cox.net/hutchberryhome/index.html hutchndi What a perfect fit!
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