Large Muffin Greaseproof paper Baking cupcake cups, 2-1/4" x 4" Chocolate Brown Tulip Baking Cup Case of 125 pcs (125, Large)

These are beautiful and functional liners. The muffins came out nicely without sticking. I did spray Pam (baking) before placing the batter in it.

These are made from thin parchment paper, that's folded to fit into cupcake cups. I got them to use in my extra-jumbo-extra-deep cupcake pans, but here they were used in regular size cupcake pans. They're a bit large for that pan, but I wanted presentation. It was harder to get the muffin batter into the tall paper cups, but after baking, the smears and crumbs came right off. I made these blueberry muffins for an event, and they made a lovely presentation. (you eat with your eyes first, and then with your mouth... make it pretty!)They are thin paper, and they do fold some, but for me, it was worth the 'trouble' of that.yes! I do recommend!

I used these in my jumbo muffin tin. The muffins didn’t spread out too much in the paper and crowned nicely. When eating the muffins the paper removed easily and didn’t stick like the regular pleated liners.

OVERPRICED PAPER...IF YOU BAKE A LOT AND THUS USE A LOT OF MUFFIN CUPS, THEY ARE AN EXPENSE. NICE TO USE WHEN COMPANY IS COMING OR FOR AN OCCASION...NOVELTY ITEM BUT THEY DO ADD INTEREST AND COLOR TO YOUR TABLE. I LIKE THEM.

I made muffins recently and used these to line the muffin pan, and they work great. It really helps if you don't want to be in the kitchen scrubbing the muffin pans of stuck on food . The good side of this , is your muffins looks like it came from a bakery.

Easy to use, sturdy inside the muffin tin, and very nice for serving with. The liner lays out to a square and the batter does not stick to it like the old fashion crimped cupcake liners do.

These are slightly smaller than my muffin pan needs but I have been able to make them work. Better than making my own out of parchment paper.

They work great for our oversized muffins.