🧁 BakeBaking Mini Muffin Pan - Set of 24 Reusable Silicone Cupcake Molds - Nonstick Small Baking Cups in 6 Vibrant Colors Review

They are very cute, very small and very soft. They are very easy to clean, just turn them over. When we take out cupcakes (when they're hot) they literally fall out of the cups 👌🏼 Can't wait to make more mini cupcakes/muffins for our son! We recommend! Will definitely be buying more and possibly a larger set! - Soak in warm/hot soapy water when cleaning. Then turn them over and clean them. If you wash them in the dishwasher (hand wash first), then place them in the dishwasher basket for…

I am a soap maker. The mini cupcake molds were ok, they are flexible, smooth and easy to clean. A Silikomart mold with spiral detail was used to make soap. It is smooth on the inside, flexible enough for soap, and requires effort to release the formed soap from the mold. I used the base of my hand to push it out. I would recommend using sodium lactate in your recipe and waiting for the soap to really set before taking it out, and even freezing after the soap has set. I'd love to see a review…

My husband is gluten and dairy free. I pretty much gave up baking because I couldn't get the product I was baking out of the muffin pan. Gluten-free baked goods stick terribly to the pan. But with those little pearls, the muffins I made turned out amazing! And the silicone mold slipped off immediately, which is very easy to clean. To wash, I turned the molds inside out and let them soak a little, then washed them individually. Not difficult but takes a little time. I decided not to risk washing

I bought these because I wanted to make a healthier (sort of) version of peanut butter cups. Lily chocolate (melted), some cream and real peanut butter (only peanuts as ingredients). Place the lilies in a small microwave-safe container, whip cream and microwave for 30 seconds. Take out and mix well. Pour a thin layer of the chocolate mixture into the bottom of the mini silicone molds. Add a small spoonful of peanut butter and then cover with another thin layer of chocolate. I put silicone cups…

So I bought these mini cupcake liners for a slightly odd purpose. I have an electric candle wax melter that I really like. The only problem is that I hate cleaning wax. I saw a melter for sale with a silicone liner for easy cleaning, which sounded amazing, but I didn't want to buy a whole new melter because mine was a gift and it's really cute. So I came up with the idea of buying these mini silicone muffin cups. They are perfect for my needs and fit perfectly in the small cavity of my melter…

My daughter got these for Christmas along with a bunch of baking supplies. They are about the size of mini muffins and fit into a mini muffin pan. We haven't used them for cupcakes yet, but I imagine you'll need a mini cupcake pan to put them in while baking. I don't think they hold their shape well if you place them in a shallow baking dish. My daughter decided to make a chocolate rose out of this to decorate her homemade chocolate mousse. For this purpose they have worked very well. She…