VicBou 6PCS Silicone Cake Mould,Non-Stick Muffin Baking Tray,Cupcake Round Baking Pan for DIY Cakes, Chocolate Cakes,Mousse Bread, Blue

Bought these to make a box of miniature cakes.They are very flimsy to touch and I was a bit concerned whether they’d hold the cake batter - but I needn’t have worried.Lined with baking paper at the bottom and they were absolutely fine, but I did put them on a baking tray rather than right on the shelf.Cakes rose well, cooked right through, and all but one came out of the pan cleanly. I’d definitely advise waiting at least 20 mins to take them out - but don’t take them out completely cooled.Great results and great value.

I got these for my sister because she was having trouble finding any that weren't a stupid price. She has an air fryers and wanted these to do poached eggs in. They worked perfectly and so easy to clean. She has also made individual jam sponge puds in them though she did give them a quick short spray of oil just to be safe. I've used them in an ordinary fan oven and I just left one without giving it a spray of oil it was awkward to get out and a little messy. She's over the moon with them and looking at other items like these if you're stuck for storage space these a winner you can squash them in any space.

I bought them to “fry” eggs in the airfryer as I found it difficult to get the right size .They work a treat and are easier to clean than some of these previous silicone products which I have bought.

Can't say I'm blown away by these, the material feels cheap and they came to me fairly dirty.

I brought these thinking they would be great for my air fryer as I was trying to make crumpets in them but unfortunately the air fryer can not cook them properly. This is not a fault of the cake moulds and they look good quality, much the same as other silicon ‘tins’ I have brought. They are thin but woukd donyge job of baking with no issue

For making small bakes & cakes in the airfryer, these are great. Didn’t need six, but shared them with my daughter-in-law, who makes toddler treats, like little pasta bakes.

used to make small souffles.

I bought these with the intention of using yhem as paperweight moulds. They can vacuum packed, and were still deformed on unpacking. I filled each mould with boiling water, but the creases on the sides are still visible. I will use them for baking. But they are very flimsy so might not be much use there either.