COOKSTYLESilicone Bakeware Sets，10in1 Silicone Baking Pans Set，Baking Set，Bread Pans Baking w/ Silicone Spatulas Pastry Brush，Silicone Baking Pan Set Cheesecake (Loaf Pan Set 10PCS) (KSD-HPTZ-09)

I have to say this silicon spatula is the best I ever had it takes everything, like totally everything in one swipe and is very flexible. The molds are very good quality no stick at all and works excellent. The silicon is very durable and I love that you don’t even need to put any grease to make pop out. In this package you have three different sizes for cupcakes 12 mini, 6 regular and 6 a little smaller than the regular. Dishwasher safe.

I really like these pans and would never purchase any other type of pans again. The cakes and breads come out easily after cooking, and the clean up is practically perfect. The bunt cake pan is a little small, which is not a problem for me. I made a rum cake and had plenty of batter left over, so I made rum cake muffins. I was able to give the cake as a gift and then passed around muffins to my kids and grandkids. I love the muffin pan that makes small muffins. I also like the design of the bunt cake. The only negative is you have to be careful when you first fill up the pans and are putting them into the oven. Because of the nature of silicone, the pans are flimsy. If you are careful, it is not a problem. This set is definitely a great deal.

I actually owned some silicone cupcake liners that I liked but were a bit smaller than standard and were, frankly, a pain to clean. I really wanted a pan that had the convenience of silicone but could also stand up (literally) to a metal pan for sturdiness.Out of all the less expensive options I saw on here, these were the clear winner. They are reasonably stiff silicone, with a metal rim for extra stability, and they are still soft enough that I can easily pop cupcakes/muffins out without worrying about residue or anything falling apart. I still oil these just to be extra safe, but these definitely beat metal pans for quick and easy desert extraction.Since they are silicone they still wobble a little bit on uneven surfaces, but they work perfectly on a regular rack. I usually set them on my range to cool, and it’s a little uneven, but as long as I am careful about not laying them in a big crevice I don’t have any problems, and even if I did I don’t actually think it would mess anything up.As for the size, the 6 cup tins are very much a standard cupcake size. They aren’t as big as most muffin tins I’ve seen but they work just fine for those too. It was important to me that the new tins be at least a standard size, as the silicone liners I used to have were way too small, despite supposedly being “standard.”The only downside I’ve really seen so far is that they’ve already got some built up grease/crud on them, but! I do just throw them in the dishwasher, which isn’t really best practice for pans haha. I imagine if I hand washed them every time they’d be like new still. Nevertheless, something to keep in mind!

Cooking seems to evenly distribute heat slightly better than my metal pans for loaf cakes/breads for what I have tried so far (I use them to make banana bread most of the time). They clean up very easily. My only concern is how the bottom becomes a little discolored so quickly (grey becomes slightly brown on bottom while sides hold silicon pan color.I had seen other reviews of silicon wear complaining of these not being sturdy requiring a flat pan underneath....that should be obvious to need a strong metal base accessory for what the material is. (Use some common sense here). These pans work great, and the quality is good. The bottom tends to darken slightly more, but it is slightly thinner through the bread. Handles a plus that many other like items don't have.

As I was trying to figure out which silicone muffin cups to purchase I read a lot of reviews declaring most vehemently that some products were not "standard" size or were the wrong size. I don't think there really is a standard size. Almost every product out of the many I looked at had completely different measurements for the cup area. It is really a matter of how your recipes might work in the various shapes and/or sizes of them. Some people were very indignant that a certain product wasn't 'standard' when really it wasn't the same size as what they had been using for years before.As for this product, despite the measurements being slightly different than my old non-stick ones, the volume of the cup was exactly the same. They went through the dishwasher with no issues and the bonus enclosures of a spatula and the pastry brush were most welcome. Not sure why red seems to be the default color of most silicone products but it is an obnoxious color and have a feeling that most people don't furnish their kitchens with red items. Welcome relief that these were more neutral but had the trim edgings for a pop of tasteful colors.Overall, great product and recommend. I use them for making corn muffins.

My mother is happy !👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻I bought it for her ! 😍

It’s really my fault for not really studying the pictures well enough. These are for mini cupcakes/muffins, NOT regular size. I thought I’d just found a great deal, but nope. I’m thankful most products have “mini” in their item description, so that I knew before even clicking on the item. This one did not, so I thought maybe it just looked smaller in the picture. I ended up taking pictures several times at the right angles, so I could show off the actual size of the cups. Hopefully, that’ll help other buyers realize these are small. I bought these for a specific event, but now have to rush and find regular sized pans so I can them by this weekend.I gave it the rating I did because they’re nice and sturdy. No odd smell and all the pieces came the way they should.