🧁 Eoonfirst Foil Metallic Cupcake Liners, Gold Baking Muffin Paper Cases, Set of 198 Pcs Review

If it were possible I would give this product 0 stars! When you buy gold foil, you expect it to shine. It is not! Also, it has a very unpleasant chemical smell when you open the container that contains the wrappers. I would NOT recommend using this product, especially if it is for commercial use. It was a waste of money! I would NOT use this for myself let alone my clients!

I didn't like this product. Cupcake shapes are very difficult to separate. The cupcake liners are foil and don't have wax liner, so they won't hold up well. When the eartips are separated, they become deformed, affecting the shape of the eartip. The price is low for such quantity and gold color but these earbuds don't suit me. I wouldn't buy them again.

The little blue one seemed to melt a bit and stuck to aluminum baking pans after baking. When we pulled them out there were bruises on the aluminum bottom of the pot that we couldn't scrub away. We ended up cutting small circles out of parchment paper and placing them in the bottom of the baking dish to keep the foil cups from sticking and it worked really well but it would have been a lot better if we didn't have to.

I bought these for a big 75th birthday party. As always, once they're baked, I take them out as soon as they come out of the oven. These cupcake liners stick to the bottom of my cupcake liners. I have made thousands of cupcakes in these commercial cupcake liners over the years. I've never had this problem, but to get them out of the pan I mashed the cake so they didn't look professionally done. I had to urgently run for different shapes for cupcakes. I recommend if you buy this product that you

When I took them out of the box I was very excited, the color was perfect. However, when I actually used them, I was a bit frustrated and disappointed. It was VERY difficult to separate them. I have worked with foil liners many times and have never had so many problems trying to take them apart. Three out of five of them "wrinkled" and didn't have a nice, smooth edge, making some of the final products look a little sloppy. Luckily I was able to cover most of them with frosting. However, this…

The color is a bit golden. I like the container they came in. They are easy to organize and store. The pads stuck to my pans every time I used them. This makes my cupcakes hard to get hold of without crushing and mashing them. I wouldn't buy them again.

I've baked about half a million cupcakes in my life and I've never had a problem with LINER. First, they were difficult to remove from the packaging without bending, and being foil they look completely different after bending! So I had to cut open the (very thick plastic) packaging to get it whole. Second, and more importantly, the INSERTS stuck to the pan! No cupcake. Not "overflow". The liner itself had to be picked from the pan with a fork. I've never had that with the cheapest liners. Throw

Concerned about the quality of the product but pleasantly surprised. The package is small with a screw cap. The toppings are firm. They are similar to the silver Reynolds brands I find at my grocery store, except there is no separate paper lining inside. The image showing the white interior is the same paper as the gold exterior. As you separate the liners, make sure you have one liner for each cupcake slot. They stick together, but you just pull them apart. A slight deformation during…