Bakeware
36-Pack Reusable Silicone Cupcake & Muffin Baking Cups
Review
Multiple shapes and vivid colors - This set includes 36 silicone cups in round, square and rectangular shapes. The rainbow palette livens packed lunches and makes small treats more appealing to children, while letting you bake or serve a variety of shapes to suit different tastes.
Non-stick and simple to clean - These cups replace disposable paper liners with reusable silicone. Baked goods release easily when cool, and the liners rinse clean or go on the top rack of the dishwasher. Their non-stick surface saves time and reduces waste.
Safe, durable material - Manufactured from 100% food-grade silicone with no BPA or PVC, these cups meet common food-safety standards and contain no chemical coatings. They are rated for temperatures from -104°F up to 446°F, so they’re safe for ovens, microwaves, refrigerators and freezers.
Wide range of uses - Use them for muffins, cupcakes, small desserts, chocolates or portioned snacks. They’re handy for freezing single-serve portions like tomato paste or baby food, organizing bento boxes, or speeding up breakfast prep with grab-and-go servings.
Satisfaction promise - The set comes with a 24-month warranty and a 30-day return option. If the product does not meet expectations, replacement or a full refund is offered within the guarantee period.
Pros
- Reusable, food-grade silicone
- Three shapes and vibrant colors
- Oven-to-freezer and dishwasher safe
Cons
- Thinner than some competitors
- May need a muffin tin for stability
- Smaller than standard muffin cups
VerdictBright, versatile and eco-friendly, these 36 silicone liners are great for portion control, bento boxes and batch baking. They’re fully reusable, food-safe and tolerate a wide temperature range, plus they’re dishwasher-friendly. Expect them to be thinner than heavy-duty silicone—use a muffin tin for upright support when baking. Excellent for freezing small portions and for grab-and-go breakfasts,
Reviews
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Kelly 5/5
Surprised by versatility
I’d not used silicone much before; tried them for making small meatballs and they worked wonderfully.
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Lauren Smith-Bottoroff 4/5
Would buy again
A bit flimsier than expected, but they perform well for my intended use.
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Luly 5/5
Great non-stick, reusable option
The pack gives plenty for bigger batches. Baked items slide out cleanly without tearing, and they wash up easily for reuse.
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jessica russell 5/5
Tiny shaped cupcakes — sturdy but small
Well-made liners but quite small. Grease the tops near the creases for best release. Cleaning takes a little extra effort, yet the large quantity is a plus.
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martina 5/5
Really good item
I’m very pleased. The molds are stable enough to bake with, and I heat the cake in a toaster bag when camping—still comes out like fresh.
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pippa 5/5
Great for kids, too small for standard baking
Good quality but smaller than I expected. They work well for children's treats but were too small for the standard-size muffins I wanted.
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Samira Kasimova 5/5
Recommended for daily lunch prep
I use these every day in lunch boxes. Very handy.
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wendy o'dea 5/5
Works well in the air fryer
Handy for the air fryer to cook small items and mini cakes. A few pieces are very tiny and I’m still finding uses for them.
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Mohamad 5/5
Nice appearance
Attractive colors and look authentic.
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Jesse Hurlburt 3/5
Flimsy but functional
Fit perfectly in my daughter's lunch box and she can remove them easily. They’re thinner than other brands I’ve owned but still usable. I clean them on the top dishwasher rack.
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Celecia 5/5
Thin but excellent for portioning
I use these in my kids' lunches to portion snacks. They're the ideal size, but a bit flimsy for standing alone. I bake with them inside a muffin tin and they pop out after cooling. Dishwasher-safe and great for freezing small spoonfuls of sauces.
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L.H. Bennet 5/5
Bright, reliable liners
Colors are cheerful and the liners held up during baking. I washed them by hand and they were easy to clean. Slightly smaller than standard, but the varied shapes are handy. Prompt delivery.
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