Are these cups 100% silicone, with no fillers?
353680
Yes, I read the packaging very carefully. I love these for muffins and cupcakes.
940942
Alas, unfortunately, they are. I have a set and I really like them. Just checked under a cup to check for your question, and they are clearly marked "made in China." It's a shame. :(
1396487
Not sure if 100% silicone, but you can't see through them at all when bent. Completely opaque.
717782
I would say no, not really. But they are more pliable than the average cheap set of leads. I've found them to be nicer than I expected for the price and a serviceable pair of leads. I do not regret my purchase. I could only justify paying for true silicone leads if I used them daily, which I don't.
2081789
I would say no...I was worrying about that too when I got them as I am making fruit slushes for our Cancer Support group and freezing them. I was look for a cup that had a little give to it that wasn't brittle and these are just perfect for my needs....
1109559
Yes. The whole entire thing is silicone. It's quite flexible but maintains its shape well. Though I've not used it extensively, some silicone items I have do start to lose their shape with frequent use.
1633440
The packaging does not say BPA free, but it does say that it is 100% FDA grade silicone.
1396489
yep, 100% silicone. They are super flexible, not a bit stiff at all. Color is solid. I used them in my kids' lunches as food dividers but have yet to actually bake in them!
890294
They are copper alloy. None of these cups are 100% pure copper...that would be super expensive. Color change is common with any copper product.
1223013
It's 100% silicone, so yes, but my friend uses it as something to cover the mug after in the microwave, until it's done steeping and ready to drink.
1897273
I'm not sure. The description says: "100% FDA Approved Food Grade Silicone, BPA Free".
1609059
I've been wondering the same thing, but unfortunately I don't remember seeing it on the package either. I do believe that silicone is BPA free and I'm praying that I'm right!
1902046
Did you read the review? Yes, BPA. FDA approved, no. But these silicone cups are awesome! We make popovers in them, and they pop right out. Cupcakes, release easily.Awesome product! Read description. BPA free, makes great popovers and muffins. Just spray with non-stick cooking spray and you are golden! Best purchase I've made on Amazon! Ordering the silicone cups without the ridges, will help the dough rise higher!
188056
They feel as though they are all silicone and state in the paperwork they are completely coated in silicone. There is one item that has a metal core but the rest are microwave safe as well! I really enjoy this product- I have had mine for about a week.
188055
From what I can see they are complete silicone. No nylon core that is visible to me.
2127198
The country of origin is China. But that isn't so important, the quality of the silicone is. We use 100% pure food-grade silicone, 100% BPA-free and do not use any fillers. Cheaper brands often use plastic fillers. Fillers can compromise the quality and durability of silicone. You can test this yourself by doing the "pinch and twist" test. Just twist a bit of the silicone, if it turns whitish, it's got plastic fillers. Pure silicone will retain its color. Hope this helps. -Suzanne
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I think they silicone... not sure since I do not use them. And I know they don't have an odor. Whichever comes with the official it is what it is. They don't snap and NO broken ones at all from what my daughter has told me.