🧁 Wilton Elegance Baking Cups, 150 count Review

Perfect for our cupcakes. I don't know why others have problems. Perhaps this is the recipe used. I used a cake box recipe and the wrappers stayed true to the color and shape.

I don't care about the design but they are terrible at making the muffin fall apart when trying to take it off. I'm sure they should be made out of non-stick paper, but they aren't. They are so thin that if you try to take them off they will fall apart. When will the US find out that shipping our production to China has not only lost jobs but also given us terrible products?

I really wanted you to like them! I really have! And I was so excited when they arrived. But once you add the batter and bake, the entire design just disappears. They definitely won't look like the picture when you actually use them. They're great as baking tins, or maybe when you fill them with snacks. But don't count on them as a decorative element. It's not there.

I had to change my original rating they looked good but once you took them out to use using them they started falling apart, I don't know if they were exposed to excessive moisture or heat or something else. I will never order them online again, thank goodness they are not that expensive but I still expect better quality from Wilton and Revain.

The product is not metal, just paper. I think the package they sent me was a return as the container was opened and some of the cookie cutters were just thrown in the package! Very disappointed. I am asking for a refund. Good quantity for the price but definitely misrepresented. Update 11/18/20: The seller was good and refunded the cost of the product. Great job seller! No further updates as I couldn't use the product.

Disappointing Wilton product. I don't know what they are made of (not high quality silicone parchment paper) but the cake is terribly sticky, the paper soaks up oil and the pattern is lost after baking. I suggest using it just as a decorative outer layer after you've baked your cupcakes in something else (or double, since designer layers seem to suggest baking in solid colors). So that's at least a fair "hammer price". But if this design isn't exactly what you're looking for, you can probably…

When the cake molds arrived, I was thrilled. They looked just like the picture. When I took them out of the packaging, there was a strong smell. These liners smell like motor oil. Maybe because they are printed with a pattern/color that makes the ink smell. I went ahead and used them anyway. The smell seemed to go away once the cupcakes were removed from the oven. However, the drawings disappeared too! The only surviving original liner design was beige with black swirls. The rest of the colors…

Cupcake liners tend to be overpriced for me so finding one that fits my budget was a good idea. I read other reviews that they didn't keep their color after baking so I used the black ones I wanted but added white to each and I thought they looked pretty good! It had a dual appearance with one stuck to the cupcake (the cupcake color definitely bled through the white liner a bit) and the other sticking out a bit but I've seen this elsewhere and although I would have preferred just one liner that