36 Pack Silicone Cupcake Liners Muffin Baking Cups Liners Reusable Non-Stick Cake Molds Sets Lunch Bento Box Dividers Accessories

This has never happened before. I made a big batch of fresh strawberry/blueberry cupcakes, about 36 of them. I used NO non sticking sprays. Just batter and these silicone holdersBaked perfect!!! Literally popped out of the silicone without breaking or leaving anything behind. Both hot out of the oven and cooled off, they removed with a simple lifting of the cupcake. No, loosening the edges, nope. No broken corners. Just perfectly baked, perfectly shaped little cakes. They hold their shape so well.If you bake….these are a must.CupcakesMini-loafs of breadsIndividual meatloafsFreeze mini dessertsPlus they are safe for kids to use.

I love to use these in my kid's lunchbox. They're a great size for small snacks and are fun little containers that she enjoys to see packed. They're sturdy, wash up great, safe to use and overall a great product. I think the pricepoint is good because you get a lot and they come in a ton of fun colors.

They are on the small size but just the right size for portion control. I have not used oil on them. I just pour in the batter and many come out clean. I just don't store them in the cups, but remove to prevent sticking. Easy to clean.

Smaller than I thought.

These silicone cupcake liners are such a handy addition to my kitchen! The set comes with 36 reusable liners, which is perfect for baking batches of muffins, cupcakes, or even snacks. They’re completely non-stick, so baked goods pop right out without needing extra oil or paper liners.I also love using them as dividers in lunch boxes—they’re great for holding fruit, veggies, or small snacks without mixing flavors. Cleanup is super easy since they’re dishwasher safe, and they hold their shape well after many uses.Overall, this is a durable, versatile, and eco-friendly set that saves money and reduces waste compared to disposable liners. Highly recommend for bakers and anyone who packs lunches!

So far i have used these to pack lunches for my boyfriend as well as in the the oven baking cute little individual cakes, and so far I am very pleased.The package came before its 8pm deadline on the second day (prime 2-day shipping), arriving shortly before noon. The package arrived in good condition and with minimal packing which i was pleased about considering silicone baking cups dont really need bubble wrap or anything like that.The cups/liners are thinner than expected and with some inconsistencies regarding thickness. Some cups/liners are thicker and sturdier than others, and a couple have a thick bottom and two thick sides and 2 really thin sides, so they have they tendency to buldge a bit when filled with batter. Some are just overall on the thinner side and not quite what i was expectingThat being said, for the price, these are totally worth it. When i did bake cake in the rectangles the long sides didn't buldge so much as to disform the shape. (They were still obviously little rectangles and not weird ovals) They're easy to clean, they work in the oven or in the lunch box. The colors are vibrant and pretty.Honestly, I would say, yeah. Buy it.

They are smaller for sure then I thought they would be. Too small for what I needed them for. I did use the circular ones the other day to freeze some eggs. I cracked an egg in each one and out then into the freezer. It was easy to get the frozen egg out. I do this when we are short on eggs in the winter because the chickens stop laying. This was I still have eggs I can bake with. So for that reason I like how the frozen eggs can’t it if it easily. Honestly I haven’t used it for anything else bring that they are too small for anything I make. I might use them for making some sweets snack sized for party platters. Other then that I don’t know what to do with them. But the quality is good for sure and the price was good. I think this size just isn’t for everyone.

I bought these to separate out foods in my children's lunches. They are the perfect size for portioning. As for baking, they're flimsy. I don't trust them without a muffin tin. If you are looking for silicone cups that stand alone, these are not your cups. However, they work perfectly for my purposes. I don't mind popping the cups in the muffin tin before baking. They are still saving me money on the paper cups. Plus, the kids love how colorful they are.The cups clean pretty easily. I just pop them in the dishwasher easy-peazy. Once you let the cornbread, muffin, etc. cool, they come off smoothly.A side note is that these cups are really useful for freezing small portions of food. I buy tomato paste in the can but never need a full can. For a while scooping it onto a plate in 1 tbsp portions and freezing it was my go-to but getting it off the plate is annoying. Pop the tomato paste into these cups and they come right off. Also, of you stain the cups, just leave them out in the sun for a while and it will fade.