Silicone Muffin Cups for Baking and Bonus Gift Jar, Set of 24 Reusable Silicone Cupcake Liners for Baking, Nonstick Silicone Baking Cups, Bento Lunch Box Dividers, Cupcake Molds & Ramekins

These work REALLY well. I bought them somewhat skeptically, thinking that I could repurpose them in my childrens' lunchboxes if they didn't work out. I made muffins this morning, one batch with paper lines and one batch with silicone liners. After today, I will be using my silicone liners regularly. Each muffin released beautifully. The muffins had nice browning on the bottom and sides. I used the liners just on a regular cookie sheet. They didn't tip in filling or while baking. My children loved the bright colors of the wrappers. There were minimal crumbs left in the liners--a quick wash in the sink took care of it all. I did not spray my liners--so no gunky residue. I really am quite pleased. I'll see how these hold up long term--I may ditch my traditional muffin pans and buy a second 24 pack of liners as these take up much less room in the kitchen cabinet.

Update 2/15/2017: I have been using paper cupcake liners in these silicone cups and it works out nicely. Decorated cupcakes are still not easy to handle in the silicone cup. For muffins, though, no paper liner is necessary. Still love these! I was going to buy a second muffin pan because I find every recipe makes more than a dozen muffins or cupcakes. However, I am starting to think about downsizing and didn't want to get another bulky kitchen thing. I also have problems getting cupcakes out of the pan without squishing them, though I found that a piece of cardstock slipped in and made into a cylinder around the cupcake will help in lifting it out of the pan. I read so many reviews and articles about how versatile these cups are, so I bought them to try for muffins - SO GLAD I BOUGHT THESE! I baked up a batch of muffins today and these worked perfectly I made 24 muffins at one time. They came out perfectly, the cups released acceptably, and, though they seem like they will be a bit of work to clean, I'm pleased with these muffin cups. I'm also super excited to use them in my lunch box as dividers. If you go to serious eats dot com you'll see a bunch of uses for these I've read that people run them through the dishwasher and put a cooling rack on top of them to keep them from flipping over in the wash. I'll try that and edit my review with my thoughts.

These items came perfectly on time before 4th of July. Before first use, my wife washed them in dish detergent water, rinsed & dried them, and then used these baking cups for some delicious cup cakes. They didn't have any issues in the oven or after taking them out. It was extremely easy to extract the cup cakes from the silicone forms. My wife did not grease them prior to fill them with dough and stuffings. The cleaning after cooking was also extremely easy. We like these cups because they are extremely environmental friendly due to their multiple use and they do a great baking job. Each product that you don't have to trash (like single-use baking cups made of aluminum), mother nature will be thankful for! We had a few of those silicone baking cups before and decided to buy these to have enough of them to feed larger crowds during the holidays. And the price is just extremely affordable. We absolutely love them. Nothing less than 5 stars!

Bought these to reduce waste of the paper cupcake liners. They are sturdy and work very well as far as it being easy to release muffins from the liner. The company even sent an email with a video on how to remove cupcakes & muffins correctly, which helped a lot. However, if you don't have a dishwasher these are a real pain in the neck to clean. The little ridges hold in the crumbs and even turning the liners inside out and using my fingernail to try to remove the crumbs didn't work. We end up having to wash the darn things 2 or 3 times before they're completely clean. So I save on paper liners but end up wasting more water. I did email the company if there was an easy way to hand wash them, but haven't heard back. That's the only reason I'm giving this 4 stars instead of 5. The quality seems good, they work well, if only I can find a better way to clean them! I don't want to use oil because I hate the idea of adding oil to anything.

These are great! Don't need to buy paper cups anymore and no more struggle to clean the muffin pan of baked on drips. They stand up alone, without any muffin tin or propping, but also separate easily from the muffin once cooked. I don't use any cooking oil or spray in them, and most of the time I substitute the oil or butter in the recipe for applesauce, so there is no oil in the ingredients either. Once cooked, I give two quick tugs to the sides of the baking cup and then push the bottom, the muffin/cupcake comes right out, leaving very little on the cup to clean out. I soak them in warm water and dish soap a little while, then either hand scrub or use the sponge with a handle. Let them air dry on a towel and put them away for the next time. Only cons I have found, and they are minor, is they don't clean well in MY dishwasher- they might do better with more chemical washing agents used, though. Also, they tend to take on the smell of the dish soap soaked in, even if it was just for a moment, so I use only unscented dish soap to clean these. I really like that the limited budget I have, I could put the money toward a long term product that gives the same or better service than the convenient, disposable paper cups and at about the same price of a new muffin tin.

These are super cute and work as advertised. I love that there are a lot of them and they come in a nice little container that you can store them in. They're great even if you don't have a muffin tin because they're sturdy enough to stand up on their own! My only complaint is that they're a pain in the a-- to clean. The bread gets stuck in the creases and you really have to scrub. I've gotten a little tired of this extra step when making muffins or cupcakes. But I guess it's nice I don't have to buy liner papers anymore. Oh another bonus is that my muffins seem to cook better in these things--more evenly and consistently. That was a bonus I wasn't expecting.

I have been slowly transitioning to silicone bakeware and cookware over the years. They can resist high temperatures, are mostly non-stick, and are very durable. This is a 24-pack of silicone cupcake cups that can withstand up to 500 °F in the oven. I love this colorful rainbow set which I use for brighter looking cupcakes, and I also own the Simple Home Creations Silicone Muffin Cups (Cream & Brown) , for more tasteful occasions. These are freezer-safe, microwave-safe, and top-rack dishwasher safe, so no matter how you prepare and bake you can be sure these won't get damaged. Because they are silicone, it's so easy to peel off and you won't waste any stuck muffin/cupcake pieces to those paper cups of the old days. Not only do they look fun to use and fun to eat, you will help save the environment because there are no cups to throw away, only reuse. These silicone baking cups will brighten any kitchen and are great to use over and over. Recommended​

Just used these for the first time & im so happy I got them! The colors are so bright! The muffins cane right off. The muffin didn’t stick to them so it was super easy & quick to clean them. My son also loves playing with them so I’m getting another set for my toddler to play with. Update: 1/18/19 Just ordered my 2nd set. My toddler lost a few of them because he like to play with them. They are still in great shape. only one has started to break at the bottom but it is a tiny crack. However they are abused my toddler when he helps me make muffins. I will continue to buy these.