Are the cups big enough so that the baking cups don't crease? I hate when that happens!
309171
There are baking cups that fits perfectly but there were others that made the cupcake crease. I can't remember what kind of cupcake cups I use. But the new thing now with cupcakes, you can always use a liner to bake the cupcakes and then when done, put them on another decorative wrapper to hide the crease.
309172
I've used this pan several dozen times and have had no issues with creasing.
309173
I very seldom have a problem with them creasing. I do have a couple brands of liners that seem a little " loosely creased" and it might happen with 1/24, but it is usually not a problem. I hate that happening too.
309174
My order arrived with a huge dent on one corner so I returned it...sorry I have no idea if the cups size was adequate.
309175
Yes, I have found some liners do crease when batter is put into them but not all of them. I get a bit annoyed when it does happen.
309176
I haven't used my cupcake pan because it doesn't fit in the oven. Looking at the baking pan the cups are a regular size. I don't think you will have any kind of problems.
63423
I used regular 2 1/2 in baking cups in them from habit and they fit normally actually I thik I over filled them I got 12 cupcakes from a 24 cupcake mix does that help?
242357
I believe they will, I made normal cupcakes and they did not fill the holder
35034
It's a lovely idea, but I would caution that these need some sort of stand to be propped up while filling and baking. If there's no stand, they will flip over and create a huge mess.
626456
Yes though they are a bit flatter due to bigger size of the pan well size If you are looking for a traditional cupcake pan - the cup wells on this pan are bigger around and not as deep.
1941414
Oops, what I happened. It said I answered this question yes... But actually my answer is No. Plastic cups will melt. I always use a porcelain pudding cup, which can withstand a lot heat. They are oven bake safe.
2052087
They aren't very thick at all, no more than 1/8 inch thick, you can velcro them together but it is a very close call on fitting. I don't know if the velcro would stay together or not while baking, it is almost too long for a 11x14
1763892
yes they do but not as tight as muffin pans. I prefer to store mine in the boxes
1113326
Good question. It is okay to fill the cups 1/4 or 1/2 full, or even leave them empty. You will not hurt the product in any way. Happy baking.
123225
No. They are not. They are regular size muffin liners. I bought them hoping they would fit and no, they are way to large.
706455
They Are but I got them for bigger cupcakes because it said it would fit jumbo muffins, I got them because of that and the price but they don't close and stay closed and my big cupcakes the lid smashed my frosting I was not happy with them and I feel like I wasted my money was not happy with them hope this helps you.
1712324
sometimes the frosting can get messed up by the tier on top. you have to use the smaller cupcake cups n frost it enough but not too much so everything fit correctly without getting messed up. not very ideal!
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).
800370
I suppose so. I'm not an expert with silicone pans and I haven't tried paper cups but I don't see why this would be a problem.
631643
I don't think that they will. The bottom will get all bent and crushed. It will not look nice. Wilton sells a pan that will hold these. I have it and it works beautifully.
1557149
Mine are not the minis and are about 1 3/4 inches (or 4.5 cm) BOTTOM diameter. (not significantly larger than these regular cupcake cups http://www.amazon.com/Kitchie-Premium-Silicone-Baking-Cups/dp/B00EOCZF2I/ref=pd_sbs_k_16?ie=UTF8&refRID;=1TJ266A41YRY6H908PWW). Doing this again, I would have opted for a "jumbo" version so I can have an all in one breakfast to go.
2076696
Yes and they are perfect. After cutting out the muffins, place them in greased mini cake pan and allow to rise. I did not preheat the pan as you normally do with a griddle. I cooked them on the stovetop over a low flame and they are perfect. The sides of each round allows the heat to cook them evenly. I purchased a second pan and do two at the same time.