Hey, that's great Raven!!! I can't wait to try it out.

Hubby wants to know if you got the coupon out of the "Parade" magazine. He remembers that magazine full of coupons when he lived in TX.

Didn't see that post, but mine is an OLD "Mylar" roll up mat from Tupperware. Simply quick to wash & store. Got an old cloth one, somewhere, but all that flour makes it too messy to clean. Who's first to share a 10" deep dish pie?

OldFixer, I posted the mat on yesterday's picture thread. Or maybe it was Friday. One or the other, anyway.

Jasdip I get the bed bath and beyond coupons in the mail regularly. I love those coupons!

We just recently bought 2 of the all latex pillows at Bed bath and beyond and they are wonderful. Latex pillows are just incredibly comfortable I was so happy to find them at BBB and be able to use coupons to get them even cheaper. I bought mine first hubby said no he did not want one. Well he tried mine and then we had to go back to get one for him, I knew that was going to happen of course! I know I will be going back to get at least one for me for the RV too.
I need to give away the various memory foam and gel foam ones I tried and hated, made my head sweat so bad I had to sleep with a towel on my pillow. Thank goodness latex sleeps very cool.

Old fixer I am not a pie maker except for chicken pot pies. But I am going to be making that easy bread I posted on the recipe thread as soon as I get the yeast today.

Raven, I'm going to look for the latex pillows next time we get a coupon.
The coupon is in their flyer periodically, not on a regular basis.

Can you post a pic or tell me what I should be looking for, in regards to the latex pillows?

I love my pastry mat, it is silicone and I think one of the best Christmas presents I ever received besides my Kitchen Aid stand mixer. My friend bought it through the Regal Catalogue. I stopped making pastry years ago because I didn't have anywhere to roll it. Now it is so easy. I also had a cloth mat but I didn't like it at all. haha I can make good pastry but I am not so good at the rolling out bit, never can figure out if I am rolling too thin or too thick. I would love to try my hand at making tourtiere or chicken pies to put in the freezer.

Enjoy your pastry mat

Yes, I wish there was a way of knowing if the pastry is too thin or too thick.
When I make tarts I do like a nice solid crust, but I can only tell once it's in the tart pan, that it's too thick. Some I took out and re-rolled and I ended up with a few more tarts :-)

What is a picture thread? Pasty rolling thickness? Look at it. Eyes are a wonderful tool. Prefer thinner. Like a self rising pizza, some of the dough is 3X more than the toppings. Ugh.

The picture thread....I'll Show You Mine. This is my pastry mat.

Here's a link to the latex pillows. I got the king. I will say that there's no indication on the pillows wrapping that there are different firmness levels, however I learned from reading the reviews on the site that they are definitely different. So you want to go and give them a squeeze and try it. I also can tell you if you unzip the cover there's a code right on the pillows I saw from a 1- 6 number, called cavity number. I think the number 1 is the softest and firmness goes up with the numbers. We went through them yesterday and got hubby a 4. I may go back and get one a little firmer and put this one in the RV. These are a great price especially with the coupon.

Absolutely the best sleep ever has been on a latex pillow. I love them.
I prefer the solid talalay latex not the shredded ones. A blend of talalay latex with an little Dunlop latex in a solid is a good choice also, they are usually called zoned with a firmer around the edges and a softer center.
I know that's way more than anyone wants to know and the reason I know is because I just had a new custom mattress made and I was debating whether I should spend the extra money for the latex.

Here is a link that might be useful: Bbb latex pillows