Do you need to use muffin cup liners with this?
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I did because I was making cupcakes for a bridal shower (for nice presentation), but I'm sure you don't have to. Even though I used liners I also sprayed the muffin pan with non-stick spray. I really think that's a necessity. I have 3 of these and they all work perfectly!
880907
I haven't had to use liners. I spray the pans with non-stick spray when I make omelet muffins, and today I made cupcakes and sprayed them with Wilton's Bake Easy (the equivalent of flouring a pan). They came out fine. You can use liners if you want tho.
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No, but it doesn't need them. It is a much heavier weight than typical liners, so it doesn't billow out.
878131
I do not have liners, and this box doesn't really need one.. the sides and bottom are very slick and nothing sticks to them.. it's an awesome littler box.. hope that helps..
1250233
Yes they are liners only but much stronger than paper ones & easy to clean! I still use a pan when I make cupcakes but I often use these in my child's lunch to put pretzels, grapes, veggies, etc. and they hold up on their own just fine with all that weight and without any support or container. You could definitely try them without a pan as long as they weren't over filled.
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You just use regular cupcake liners and they bake the same as regular pans! No additional cookie sheet needed.
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You probably don't need to although I always wipe a little bit of butter around each cup and the muffins then come right out.
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Absolutely, or use much less expensive small 'vanity sized' liners from the grocery store. In fact, the inside comes right out for cleaning, so I don't even use a liner. It is a really nice, well made can.
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I have used them both ways. Muffins I just pour the batter in, and they slide right out. For cupcakes, I use paper liners. No need to grease or flour the pan.
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I am not aware of any liners that will just pop in. I've only used this pan for cheesecakes which pop out nicely without a liner. If I was to use it for cake batter, I'd place parchment paper under the pan during the baking process in case of a leak.
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If you are referring to cupcake papers, none. This is a cake mold. Since it is silicone, you do not need anything in it. Just make sure it is completely dry before you use it.
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I have never seen liners this shallow, but I'm not sure you'd need them. The non-stick coating is pretty good. I did spray a little cooking spray and things slid right out.
800373
I have not tried using liners in pan, but as long as they fit, why not? It should work. Don't you just LOVE those silicone pans??? I do. Why oh why did I struggle so long??
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No liners! It's silicone so it doesn't stick and it's flexible to maneuver the cupcake out.
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I've used paper before, but never the silicone liners. Might be worth a try. You can also skip the paper liners with muffins--they hold up well without them!
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No, a liner is not necessary, but personally I always use a liner because I like the curtain to hang out side of tub always, and it keeps the curtain cleaner and will only add longevity to the look and wear of any curtain.
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No. They are not. They are regular size muffin liners. I bought them hoping they would fit and no, they are way to large.
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Hi Cynthia,You need to but the little brown cups with lids as well. Although an additional expense at this time, they will pay for themselves quickly, depending on how much coffee you drink. I have a canister for both regular and decaf coffee, allowing me to have as many cups of coffee I would like, for just pennies compared to the 50¢ a cup with using K-Cups.I also use a rounded coffee measure that makes it very easy to add the coffee to the ez-cup liner.Hope this helps.Kathleen B.