More sites on You snore
Posted by curesforsnoring on June 25th, 2010
These muffin papers are great enough to trigger me to write a review! I originally tried them at our local co-op. When they no longer stocked them, I was happy to find them on Amazon. A decent price and they release muffins SO much better than the basic muffin papers at the grocery store. I like that the packaging can be easily recycled and store nicer than a bunch of plastic-wrapped ones. Give ‘em a try, that is, if you bake lots of muffins!
How do you snore You snore less in sleep?
Array
Powered by Yahoo! Answers
Watch the video related to You snore 
Both comments and pings are currently closed.
RSS Feed
Twitter
Posted in 
Tags:
Everything great thing that has been said about these liners is probably true–except for the LARGE part. I received my case of liners the day before I had to make 60 large cupcakes and was I ever surprised when I saw that they are only little more than an inch tall! So, here I am scrambling to find something else to use at the last minute and won’t be able to do so without driving 75 miles each way. Then, what to do with 1,440 cupcake liners I don’t want? Can’t return them.
These are so much better than regular paper baking cups. I originally bought them because I wanted something that was unbleached & more natural. After I started using them I discovered that they are also much better quality than regular paper cups. Cupcakes & muffins do not stick to the papers, so you can actually eat the whole thing & don’t have to waste the part sticking to the paper.
I got tired of planning to make cupcakes or muffins and not having enough (or any!) baking cups, so I decided I should try and buy in bulk. In looking for baking cups, I found out that the ones I usually used were bleached and bad for the environment. I considered buying reusable sillicon cups, but I don’t trust kids to remember to bring them back! So I found these. They are unbleached and amazon.com sells them in a set of 24, so you get 60 x 24 = 1,440 for the price! I’m so relieved because I can bake without worrying that I’ll run out of baking cups! Also note that they are as thin or possibly thinner than the cups you get at the store. This means that if you have a very fatty cake or muffin, grease will show up on the sides. I personally don’t think this is much of a problem because it would have happened with any paper baking cup.
This is a great deal and a superior product. They are earth friendly – made of unbleached paper with a non-toxic silicone coating. They can even be reused 3 or 4 times before you throw them out because they are so non-stick and are so sturdy. And you can’t beat the price – over 1400 for $30 – works out to about 2 cents a piece. I would highly recommend these to anyone!