can i use the reusable silicone cupcake liners in this or would paper ones be best?
902447
I havent tried with silicone liners, but i guess they will work fine.With paper ones its simply ok.
902448
We used both the reusable liners and the paper ones. They both turned out just fine :)
902449
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!
763610
I haven't tried mini cupcakes in this carrier before. I think they would flip on their sides, or slide around in the holders. The cupcake holders are maybe 1/2" deep, but sized for a regular cupcake. Someone bought mini cupcakes to work yesterday and they used a large department store shirt box to transport them. They rolled, and taped up some parchment paper and placed it in the box on one side like a bumper so that the minis wouldn't slide around. I thought that was a cool idea. Maybe you can try that?
2047278
I made Caramel Apple cupcakes with a large amount of caramel buttercream and an Apple slice and it all fit just fine! I actually love these containers! I've never had an issue with decorations not fitting!
109588
You can purchase the Kalencom Potette Plus At Home Reusable Liner if you want a re-usable type of liner. I did, it works perfectly.
1700779
Mini baking cup liners fit this pan. I've used Wilton Mini Cupcake liners (100 count) with no problems.
578119
I only used them once they did not appear to have any buckling. they are smaller than the normal cupcake liner.
860095
Certainly...but why would you waste the paper? (Unless ? it's to take them elsewhere?) But test to see if they will spread out and spill before baking. If so, put them in a muffin tin or baking pan - one up against the other.
119642
I'm guessing you can. I don't see why not. I just don't think they'll really stick together. I think the cupcake in the foil liner would be separated and loose from the designer one.
1310771
I would say no. The would fit the mini ones with lots of space between for decorations. But the standard size fit exactly right, and I always get a little nervous if people bump it that they will fall off (When I made the cupcakes with a taller buttercream and a little cookie tube out the top, I had to set them turned just right, and some still fell off.
1193657
No this is best for regular sized. Although I'm sure you can get creative to fill the gap at the bottom by supporting the cupcake on tissue paper!
710178
No you don't have to use the paper cups. But, the finished cupcake is very tender and The paper cup helps to support the finished product.
979878
No liner needed. This is 100% silicone. I think that adding a liner or cups would kind of defeat the reason for having silicone. It's a non-stick surface.
1522562
I would not purchase these, they are poorly made and did not hold the square shape, folding in on the cupcake. I did not end up using them bc of the poor quality. It is worth spending a little more money for a better quality box. Hope this helps.
841885
No.. the tiers aren't wide enough to hold cupcakes in my opinion. you may end up getting frosting on the edges on the tier above. There are only 3 tiers and I don't think it will stand correctly if one tier is removed.
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.
453749
I don't really know since I have the Cricut Expression but I imagine that you would be very limited in the size you can make. You need the 12 x 12 paper to make what amounts to a 4 inch square box. And for the cupcake boxes to actually fit a cupcake. I don't see how you could cut out many of the items with the 6 x 12 paper.
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No, no liners that we are aware of. We used it for a 1st birthday cake. I think it looks more like a small cake than a large cupcake. It did come out great, though.