Is there any way to prevent the colors from bleeding onto the cupcake pan?
1163238
these bled colors onto the muffins i made, but not onto the pans, which were stoneware. never buying these again!
1163239
I have never had a problem with the colors bleeding onto the cupcake pan. Of course, I am using an aluminum pan. And the colors do not bleed onto the cupcakes either.
1163240
It depends on the type of pan you use. I also don't use any baking sprays or oils in the liners. The cupcakes come out fine and there is no bleeding of the colors.
331302
yes, I had to color some of it because I ran out of blue fondant. I used the Wilton Cake colors and it was a bit messy, but it worked and matched very well to the blue I already had.
690099
The bottom of the egg is glazed so it should not bleed though . But I am not totally sure. I have only used it as directed.
396475
I've had this happen with other aluminum baking pans (my husband put in the dishwasher). Unfortunately, there's nothing you can do to bring back the original look. I don't think it affects the baking process or the taste of any foods baked in it, but it sure is unsightly to look at!
606058
Theres no way to prevent it. What i meant in my comment was that the color its fading away. pd i do write a lot
1098260
No color bleed here. I wash it with warm water and natural mild dish soap...I probably wouldn't put it in the dishwasher or use any harsh chemicals to clean it.
552164
I did the same thing, I used it on a chalk board from HomeGoods, I scrubbed the color off with a Magic Eraser by Mr Clean. Good Luck, its a lot of work.
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There is no control for the brigthness. There are two methods to reduce the brigth, the best I´ve found is to place a piece of White semi transparent plastic. That reduces brigth and color remains original. For more reduction there are some photographic filters for multigrade paper (Paterson Brand). The second method: Use Photoshop like software to automatically balance color and brigthness.
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Have you tried White Bright? I just read about it in a blog and found it here on Amazon. It says it can do this, in the description, Going to try it for something white with a red stain that also bled. Let me know if you found something that works though? Thanks! : )
1420180
I think it is covered with plastic silver color.It was changed color easily but it doesn't disappear.it can be served cupcakes.
565674
You will have to test it out with some clear nail polish on a white piece of paper and also check if the color bleeds out. This collection is actually pieces of foiled leaf shavings, if that makes any sense.
63884
I would probably use a 2" or 2 1/2" image and leave a small border. Some grocery store bakeries have sheets of them that they use for their cupcakes.
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I don't find that a problem. I do line the pan with aluminum foil when I'm cooking with something like bbq sauce that might be especially messy and hard to remove but have not had a problem otherwise with liquids staining the pans.
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Use regular cake mixes and reduce cooking times to that of mini cupcakes. Coat the pans well otherwise the cakes will stick.
1397879
I used it to print a shirt with a stencil and a sponge and it bled thru. I've had trouble getting it a uniform color without using a screen. Hope this helped
1708620
It's pretty easy to tuck the sides in the inside of the box if you're careful. Or if you're afraid you'll damage your cupcakes you can just put a piece of tape to hold it down. I have used both methods
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!