Are these the size of normal cupcakes? Do they release any kind of chemical into the food?
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They'd make pretty "normal" sized cupcakes, my my opinion. Not mini ones whatsoever. And they wont release any chemicals unless you heat them over 500 degrees for long periods of time. Silicone is very temperature safe unlike plastic.
1090009
I use these mostly with Krusteaz muffin mixes. I still get the same amount (12) as I do in my muffin pan, but they seem to be slightly smaller when I bake them in these silicone cups. I generally measure approximately 1/4 cup of mix into each cup. All that said, I do like these and find them much easier to clean than a muffin pan. Also like the fact they don't have to be sprayed with cooking spray as the pan does.
1090010
They are regular sized possibly a bit bigger. I don't use mine for baking so i can't say. I use them to make wax melts. I have another set though for baking and I washed them before usage and had zero issues. These are thick silicone and made well.
1090011
They are a bit smaller than regular cupcakes but so easy to use. I have found no residual smell or taste with the muffins i've made. Feedback has been great. So far I haven't found any publications indicating a risk of transference.
957257
Standard cupcake size. Be warned, the darker pink is more red than pink but they looked terrific
31706
I am not sure. I just know that they were the same size as the ones I have seen at cupcake places and festivals
484546
Nope! They're about 2-3 inches long when you cut the dough, and they get a little bit bigger in the oven. Hope this helps. :)
667010
NO , not a normal size cupcake it would fit a mini cupcake ! I put tea light candles in them worked good for that. they are much smaller then they actually look
1219243
Very small. We used them for science experiments. About the size of two small cupcakes.
179443
They are very flexible so you just open side or push the bottom. Plus nothing sticks to them so it is easy to take everything out. They are not melting and not giving rubber smell or taste. I like to use them in baking, so easy to take cupcakes out without damaging them.
1695307
I have not used these for cupcakes, but in my opinion, they are not tall enough for cupcakes.
1729950
Regular cupcakes can fit - just not the BIG sized cupcakes. I haven't had any issues with fitting of the "norm" kind of cupcakes.
2036940
As above answers, They're around 1" high (2.6 cms)... They fit nicely on cupcakes & are also of good size on cakes. I love them; bought both the lower case & upper case with numbers and have used them on all my cakes/ cupcakes since.
1836876
They will definitely fit in a standard oven. The cake pan is 13x9, the cookie sheet is 10x15, the round cake pans are 8", and the cupcake/muffin pan is for 12 cupcakes/muffins.
2049818
It's the size of regular cupcake papers. I love these, they pop off easy and clean up easy.
1699427
They are 2 3/4 inches in diameter. I filled them about 2/3 full, so the bottoms would be flat. I used the rest of my cake batter in a muffin tin. By using cooking spray, they came right out-no sticking. I frosted with seven minute frosting and sprinkled with coconut...very pretty snowballs.
1816501
No. The cupcake holders that came with this product only hold standard size cupcakes.
106871
It is slightly smaller, not by much though. The portions make for standard cupcakes....They're not like cylinders....more of a slight cone.
356980
They are standard cupcake size. Which is, I think, around two and half inches across or so. And maybe inch and a half to two inches deep. Hope this helps!
326997
I have purchased all sizes, but no longer have the package lables...the largest ones are 7" in diameter, the next smallest are 5" in diameter, and then there are the "cupcake/muffin" size. Hope this helps...sounds like you need the largest ones. cindy