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Silicone Reusable Baking Cups.
Has anyone seen these?
I was in the supermarket today and saw them and I thought they were so cute!! They are in pretty colors and will help brighten up parties for the kids!
They can be washed and reused over and over, unlike the paper baking cups tghat can only be used once! I never knew that there was such a thing!!
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For me it would be one more thing to clutter up the kitchen, and I would have to wash them!
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They're small I'm sure, and I think they'll fit into a drawer.
Actually, you just let them soak in the hot soapy water. They practically clean themselves! No scouring pad is needed at all.
I think I'd rather wash these over a muffin tin that has hard cook-on cake batter stuck in the cups!
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I don't use the baking cups in my muffin tins. I just spray with them with Pam when making muffins.
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I don't use liners either, except when making cupcakes which is a rare occasion.
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Supposedly, when liners are used they help keep the freshness and flavor in the cupcakes retained days longer.
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10 Mine are very small. I think I might use them for candy molds.
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Bentley Green Supposedly, when liners are used they help keep the freshness and flavor in the cupcakes retained days longer.
With the DH around, food doesn't last days to get stale.
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