Are the trays similar to a regular muffin pan?
1547703
Can't say yes or no , the baking pans consist 2 pieces and each side have 18 half round form. Stacked on top each other it will make a complete round sphere The material is similar as Teflon coated muffin pan. top part of pan have 3/8" hole to pour cake mix batter in each. Use the silicone clip to keep pan together and then fill in each hole 2/3 full of cake batter and it will rise up during baking. Just for your information the cake ball will not stay up on any stick and fall. apart. I use it to make creampuff also. Spray pan with PAM
1547704
Yes & no. Pans are made of same material metal muffin pans are made of. Bottom of pan set, yes, it's a set, w top & bottom. Bottom is cylinder, top is also, BUT, top has a small hole in center of each baking cup. Teflon coated. Biggest problem, sticks don't want to stay in the balls. I love the set, I bought 2, sent one to my sister for Christmas. Enjoy
1547705
Similar in what way?One tray is used to pour the batter into to shape one side of the cake balls, the other piece of the pan is clipped on so when the batter expands, the other side of the cake ball is formed.
1547706
Not really. The indentions are not muffin sized, rather ball sized. The material of the pan feels like any other non-stick pan. But you have to clip the top and bottom pans on to each other using silicone clips (provided). Mine still don't turn out round, they are always mishapen with a tail (from hole opening on top).
1502625
Standard size muffins, about the same as you would get in a standard muffin tin. I user regular paper liners
1836830
Yes, they are regular pans, just do NOT put them in the dishwasher or leave them soaking with water and soap overnight. they get this dusty film stuff on them.
623239
Well... strictly speaking, they'll fit, but with a lot of room to spare. The cups on this pan are quite a bit wider than mini-muffins, but narrower than standard muffins.
1713331
No, at least the ones we got are not. They have uniform sides so they won't nest together. When I was looking around for pans, Target had some that were heavy aluminum like the Parish and stack-able but they were coated with non-stick and my wife was hoping for something un-coated. In the end I went with the Parish ones and my wife loves them even though they don't stack
1382440
I think there is a peg for deep and shallow on each tray. These things are awsome.
631639
Yes they will fit. I haven't tried baking in them using a standard muffin tin but I did place a paper in the tin and the fit is perfect at the base. Good luck with your baking!
485713
Yes, they are no different from any other copper bottom, stainless steel pan (except they fold up).
691400
they are definitely not mini and they fit into regular muffin sized pans. They are somewhat smaller than a standard paper muffin cup, but hasn't been an issue for me
1759987
If you mean side by side, it will depend upon the width of your oven. I don't think they are wider than any other muffin pan. Of course you could put them on two racks. It is a great pan.
1763892
yes they do but not as tight as muffin pans. I prefer to store mine in the boxes
268316
Yes they do nest perfectly, but they also warp badly, are thin and made cheaply. I do not recommend this cheaply made baking sheet. These wilton baking sheet pans are perfect as long as you don't ever put them in the oven or near heat, that's the only time they warp. It's made so thin you can actually hold each end and twist it back and forth. They also dent very easily. Look else where, not even worth half of what I paid. Amazon does not sell any good heavy duty pans, must look else where. Go here for America's Test Kitchen recommendation: http://www.webstaurantstore.com/vollrath-wear-ever-5314-heavy-duty-13-gauge-half-size-bun-sheet-pan-13-x-18/9365314.html
1944027
LOVE LOVE LOVE this pan - the muffin cups are regular size. the best part of these is there is no seam on the pan at all to have to clean - they bake beautifully & are my favorite of all the tins I recently purchased to replace all my muffin pans. They were worth the price for sure! Hope this helps.
617731
Yes, they have a lip that locks into the tray above or below it. Great for so many uses and easy to store!
1851716
Just the regular sized ones. I noticed when I make phyllo cups, using this muffin pan, they get a bit larger and don't fit. For regular sized cupcakes, it's been a great carrier!
649714
These are smaller than a 1 cup capacity. They are jumbo in size, larger than a regular muffin, but smaller than 1 cup.
626457
Yes, the regular size. I never use oil or spray oil like Pam. I do not use muffin papers. Just put my cupcake or muffin batter in the ungreased pan, then when done the cakes pop right out and then I put them in the pretty papers. So nice.