Fox Run 4867 Muffin Pan, 6 Cup, Stainless Steel

No chemicals on this stainless steel pan so it is not a non-stick pan, you'll want to use paper liners which is what I would do anyway. The cups are a standard size at about 2 3/4 inches wide and 1 1/4 inches deep with a half cup capacity. It bakes evenly so everything from muffins to those little egg bites you see at overpriced coffee shops come out great. The stainless steel feels genuinely solid and well made, not flimsy or thin like some cheaper pans, and it cleans up really easily which is a big deal for me. If your looking for a pan that's going to last forever without you worrying about the coating scratching off into your food this is the one to get.

Quality muffin pans.

I was looking to replace two older muffin pans, one of which was coated in black (not shown in photo). The black coating was disappearing, and that concerned me. What was it and why was it coming off? Given all I've read recently about the dangers of black cookware, I threw that pan away. I inherited my second pan from my mother, and although it baked the muffins evenly, I didn't like that I couldn't clean the seams around each muffin cup (see pan on top in photo). The new pan is seamless and easy to clean. I didn't want a non-stick pan, and this pan does require greasing. However, it cooks evenly and doesn't warp--at least not at 325 degrees. It isn't very heavy, and so far has kept its shine.

I wanted a mini cupcake pan that would not rust and selected this one. I was a little concerned because of some negative reviews but decided to risk it. Glad I did. This is a beautiful pan. Magnets do not stick to it which means that it is 300 Stainless Steel so it won't rust! The pan is a good weight and sturdy so it won't warp. I like the way metal conducts heat and gives cupcakes a better texture than silicone. Care instructions are on the paper on top so don't throw it out.

The muffin pan was light weight. A nice stainless steel product.

Very very nice! Love this pan♡

I had a previous Fox Run Muffin and Cupcake Pan that was very high quality. This replacement shows that the company has sadly lowered their standards. Instead of being made of shiny, hefty stainless steel, I suspect this is some mixture of metals. The pan is not magnetic (as most stainless steel is), is not marked anywhere with the kind of designations ascribed to stainless steel (ie: "18/10" or "18/8") and the surface just looks like cheap gray metal to me. Edges were not as well engineered. Overall, a complete disappointment. I will be returning this pan and will not purchase anything from this company again. It's too bad -- I was so pleased with them years ago.

I grew tired of scrubbing the rust out of my ancient Ecko muffin tins each time I used them. I have no use for my expensive silicon muffin pans because they don't do a good job of browning. So I went on a quest for stainless steel pans and came across this product. When a simple product like this has a polarized array of reviews (many 4 & 5 stars, quite a few 1 stars) the shopper is forced to evaluate the reviews themselves, judging the arguments and evidence offered by the reviewers. Turns out the unfavorable reviews of this muffin pan are mostly trigger-happy. They locked onto one or two pieces of evidence and jumped to a conclusion, you know, kind of like climate-change deniers. One doesn't even need to see the product to figure out that claims this is not solid stainless steel are utterly bogus. Turns out some stainless attracts magnets and some doesn't, so the magnet arguments carry no weight. And the manufacturer's unfortunate "stainless steel coating" description was just a poor choice of words, as they meant to draw a distinction between the _surface_ of this product and the surface of products that have a non-stick coating. Possibly the person who wrote the description is a non-native speaker of English, possibly just a careless writer. Which brings us down to the most legitimate concerns over this product. It is made in China, where manufacturers have not yet developed a reputation for integrity and modern health and safety practices. And one unfavorable reported an unpleasant odor when the pan was first heated up. I bought it anyway, washed it, and heated it in the oven for an hour before using it as bakeware. I can't prove it, but believe this two-step process removed any sketchy manufacturing residue. The final negative argument, ("the pan is light-weight") raises the question, "compared to what?" My husband picked it up and said, "Oh it's heavy!" It weighs 15 ounces. My rusty old Ecko pan weighs 13 ounces. When the pan arrived, I set aside everything and made cranberry-orange muffins. They browned nicely and were delicious. The two of us finished them off sooner than we should have.

This is a great pan. Got it for making portion size meatloaf. No sticking, easy clean, good weight, sturdy.

This mini muffin tin arrived less than 24 hours after I ordered it. I was thrilled that it fit into my counter top convection\toaster oven....Anyways, I've already made "egg bites" or mini quiches for breakfast on the run. For easy cleaning, you need to use cooking spray or oil before filling the mini muffin tins. This item is too small for muffins or cupcakes, but amazing for "egg bites" .

So glad that I bought this. It is definitely my new favorite muffin pan. Non stick, washes easily. Very durable. Not expensive. A great value all around.

It’s so hard to find stainless steel muffin pans but these are perfect! A little pricey but I feel good knowing they are non toxic, non stick, and dishwasher safe (which is so convenient). I grease them with a little avocado oil before baking and my muffins pop out super easily. I’ll definitely be purchasing a second if this one holds up to the test of time, but I’m very hopeful it will!

Nicely made and does exactly what it says on the - ahem! - tin. I use mine with muffin/cupcake cases so I've never really had to wash it.