SAWNZC Reusable Silicone Baking Cups, Nonstick Cupcake Liners Large Muffin Molds Set of 18 | Stand alone | BPA Free | Dishwasher Safe

I got these for the sole purpose of putting them in my cup holders in my van. They are the right size and fit in the the larger holders. The extras I give to my 1year old to play with. Very durable. I would recommend these!

These are absolutely perfect for what I wanted. They are sturdy and stand up on their own and a perfect size about double the normal cupcake size. The first thing I used them for was a no bake cheese cake for a nice sized individual portion.

I've not used them much yet, they have worked great for my crust-less quiche. I just put what I wanted in my quiche in the cups, ladled the egg batter in, put them on a cookie sheet and baked. They held their form and the egg came right out not problems.

These are a great product. I used them in the oven, I had made cake muffins and egg muffins. Both cooked perfectly. I even just dropped an egg in one and let it bake like that. These liners hold two extra large eggs perfectly and didn't over flow even tho it was filled more than 3/4 of the way. I kept a batch over time and the bottom darkened and one of the liners took a few washing to get the over baked batter from betwn the creases. Just a heads up over cooked egg muffins turn a bluish color. They not only bake perfectly they are also time savers. You can bake them with out a muffin tin so they take up less space which means more can be baked at once. They also cool down fast so with in a minute you could be taking the muffins out(the food will definitely still be burning hot). I also put a few in the freezer over night and baked them in the morning, they baked as if the batter was just made (I added an extra ten minutes). I also poured water in one and stuck it in microwave for almost five mins on beverage, and just cook time not only was it still sturdy I was able to grab the edges of it and empty the boiling hot water into the sink in less than a min time. They wash easily and feel smooth but rubby material. Only thing I don't know is how long they stay sterdy. I did look them up since it's silicone because I was worried about toxins but what I did find said they were safe. I love these I just got them a few days ago and have already been telling people how good and happy I found these. Awesome product.

It is little bigger than a regular cupcake holder. My oven has been broken for years and my landlord keeps dragging out getting it fixed, so can only bake in my toaster oven, which is too small to make a whole pan or even fit a 6 cupcake pan. I put the little paper holders that I get from the dollar store into these, then pour the batter in and freeze them in a regular metal baking pan. Once they're "frozen", I take the metal pan out of the freezer and just leave the cupcakes in a ziplock bag. Keep in mind that if you take out the metal pan, they won't really hold their shape. This isn't really a big deal though because when I put them into the silicone cup, they will take the shape of the silicone cup as they melt and bake. When I go to make them, I usually put 4 in the toaster oven at a time (that's as many as can comfortably fit it with space in between) and it lets you have fresh cup cakes each time (I live by myself and sometimes and just craving a couple of cupcakes for me and my guest and don't necessarily want to make 2 dozen). The silicone is firm enough that it holds the shape when you are baking. Great for people that just want a couple cupcakes a time, or don't have a real oven.

I did see silicone baking stuff at bath and bed beyond back then. I was worried that silicon material could not stand higher temperature ,thereby emitting some poisonous smell ,which i had never known. Besides, six silicon muffin cups cost USD 9.99. I felt that this price at bath and bed beyond was not cheap. So at that time i bought paper muffin cup , instead of silicon muffin cups. Two weeks ago, i came across these silicon muffin cups at Amazon and plucked up my courage to place my order . 12 muffin cups cost me USD 10.59. That is a good deal for me and they are also recyclable. I must say that they are of superior quality and awesome. There are two reasons why i say they are so awesome. Firstly , compared with those sold at some stores , these muffin cups are so thick. When i pour my mixture into them , they can hold all of the mixture very well. They don't fall down to one side , causing mixture to flow out. Before buying silicon muffin cups, i normally used paper ones and they did crumble like mudslide@@ . Secondly, when baking , they do not emit some plastic smell which i mentioned of jeopardizing our health. I am completely satisfied with these muffin cups and the price is very reasonable.

I used this product to make keto-friendly chocolate peanut butter cups. These are a MUST HAVE for creating the chocolate shell. You melt the chocolate, roll it around the inside of a cup making a layer of chocolate, then freeze. Do a second layer and freeze. Add the filling and then peel the silicone baking cup away - perfect chocolate shell!

I found a recipe for bacon cups, took one look at the tiny silicon cups I'd been using for servings of applesauce and other sides on my children's dinner plate, and decided to buy these larger ones right away. Not only did the bacon and egg "muffin" come out exquisitely, I now use them as portion control for cake mixes and breads. I wash them by hand because I notice my first, smaller set always came out of the dishwasher with white residue. It's my 7yo daughter's job actually. And, earns her either the stirring implement or the bowl after most of the batter has been used! It makes things so much more fun! I use a cookie pan underneath for stability and it has the effect of directing a bit more heat at the bottom, which is great for the bacon and egg muffins, but something to watch out for with cake batter. I use tin foil for those. You can't go wrong with these. You'll WANT to use them and will find recipes that allow you to do so. Great buy. No regrets.

These are not IMO muffin cases, they’re more suitable for using when making fairy cakes. Very small size.in the product description it claims they are 3.5 inches or 9 cm. I measured mine they’re barely 2.5 inches across 6cm and 1.1/4 inches 3cm in depth.

a long wait for a disappointment, cake cases that should of been muffin case turned out to be ordinary cake cases, to witch I already had of amazon, it was described as muffin cases, no way.

Much better than paper and no waste. Just put them in the dishwasher to clean.

A bit pricey, but they sure are pretty.

I wasn't happy with these. I have had trouble finding jumbo paper cups so I bought these. They did not release well, but semi-Ok but to clean them was impossible. I washed them, soaked them, scrubbed them and eventually had to turn them inside out and still there were bits missed. I was not impressed at all.