KitchenCraftStainless Steel Cooking Rings, 7 x 3.5 cm (Set of 2), Silver

Nice and sturdy, good thickness, use them for moulding nut roasts and stacked food. Looks very impressive!

Useing them now .they are good for cooking

Bought these to perfect my cheesecake presentation. I started getting into healthy baking so wanted rings for a while for the presentation of my cheesecakes. These are a great size. Perfect width / height. They do the job well and clean very easily.Only negative was the price. I felt they were slightly overpriced but it was a necessary evil as I really wanted them and I’m confident they’ll last a long time to keep me happy with my food presentation.

These are sturdy and of excellent quality - which I would expect from Kitchen Craft. They are stainless steel and therefor not non-stick but I greased them with a little butter on the first lot of crumpets and that did the trick for the whole batch. I found them simple to use and to clean. Very happy with this purchase!

These cooking rings are good quality and the perfect size for my potato cakes. They were easy to use and because I buttered them on the inside before using, the ingredients didn't stick to the sides. I am very happy that I bought these and would recommend.

I had already purchased 2 a while ago but having watched Masterchef on TV decided to use these for chocolate fondants rather than pudding bowls which made it difficult to remove the pudding. They worked brilliantly though you could use them for so many different receipes. Heavy weight, tall and easy to clean. Buy with confidence.

I always wanted one of this, and help me out in my little dishes creation. I made some mean tartare in various occasion but it can also be used to present pasta dishes and much more!

... for making tower foods - be they crumpets, burgers, bhaji or anything else that needs to be contained whilst it cooks.Worked fine to amuse youngsters staying over for a few days.Can be awkward to clean but nothing a good soak won't clear. Do get very hot so cooking multiples can cause recipe items to stick to the walls.But for controlling eggs at breakfast or bhaji at lunch there is not much else that fits the bill.