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Keliwa Silicone Muffin Pan
A Must have for every Home and Professional baker.
Baking Muffins & Cupcakes
Keliwa's Silicone Muffin pan offers great advantages over the traditional metal pans. These pans are are lightweight and flexible. You never have to worry about them breaking, fading, getting scratched, dented or rusting.
Food will bake evenly: The food bakes smoothly and brown beautifully. A silicone pan stops baking process once removed from the oven, unlike metal. It cools quickly, which makes it more convenient for using.
Simple to turn out or unmold : This Silicone pan make it really simple to turn out or unmold your baked goods and cooked dishes. Because they are so flexible and non-stick, there is no more frustration with some of your beautiful creation getting stuck to the inside of the pan
Perfect For Egg Muffins
Non-Stick capability: The pan's flexible nature allows it have great nonstick capabilities. This makes it the best solution for egg muffins/cups. Simply pressing the bottom of each cavity/cup makes them pop out, easily and effortlessly.
Microwave Safe: Reheating baked goods or leftovers are easier with silicone. You can put your food in the fridge or a freezer, and reheat it and even serve using the same pan that you baked in.
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Heat resistant up to 450° FSafe to Use At a Wide Range of Temperatures. In the oven, you can use them right up to around 450 °C F (Fahrenheit) – that’s about 232 °C (Centigrade) |
Easy to cleanThese pans are dishwasher safe or a simple hand wash with soap can get them clean & you never have to worry about rusting, or non stick coating coming off. |
Food grade siliconeMade of food-grade silicone which is non-reactive, giving the pans the ability to resist stains and odors, and hold up over time. |
Fun & VersatileNot just for Muffin! Can also be used for cupcakes, Baked Oatmeal Cups,Chicken Pot Pie Cups AND SO MUCH MORE!! |
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I had been using regular metal muffin tins for a long time. I bought this pan after spending 20 minutes trying to scrub remnants out of my "non-stick" muffin tin. Tried it. Its awesome.I couldn't help but compare it to traditional metal muffin tins, so just a clarification that's my reference point.This was my first time to try silicone bakeware and there are significant differences with the metal pans (some good, others not so much). I followed the instructions and lightly greased each cup with a little bit of oil, and the muffins easily pooped out when I pushed from the bottom. That was truly amazing.Here are my thoughts after baking with it a few times:PROS:CLEANS VERY EASILY. You can see how it compares with my metal tin in the pictures. There's barely any sticking which makes it easy to clean.Muffins just pops out. Any spillage on the pan just bakes and falls off as well.Muffins brown perfectly - just as well as metal muffin tins.Cools More quickly than metal pans.CONS:Very flexible. I had to put it on a metal cookie sheet to take it in and out of the oven easily.I had to increase baking time a bit in order to get a nice brown finish on my muffins, since these pans don't get as hot as metal.Overall, I've had a good experience and I like the silicone muffin pan. I'll definitely be trying out different recipes later on.
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on October 9, 2022
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on September 4, 2022
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on September 11, 2017
I had been using regular metal muffin tins for a long time. I bought this pan after spending 20 minutes trying to scrub remnants out of my "non-stick" muffin tin. Tried it. Its awesome.
I couldn't help but compare it to traditional metal muffin tins, so just a clarification that's my reference point.
This was my first time to try silicone bakeware and there are significant differences with the metal pans (some good, others not so much). I followed the instructions and lightly greased each cup with a little bit of oil, and the muffins easily pooped out when I pushed from the bottom. That was truly amazing.
Here are my thoughts after baking with it a few times:
PROS:
CLEANS VERY EASILY. You can see how it compares with my metal tin in the pictures. There's barely any sticking which makes it easy to clean.
Muffins just pops out. Any spillage on the pan just bakes and falls off as well.
Muffins brown perfectly - just as well as metal muffin tins.
Cools More quickly than metal pans.
CONS:
Very flexible. I had to put it on a metal cookie sheet to take it in and out of the oven easily.
I had to increase baking time a bit in order to get a nice brown finish on my muffins, since these pans don't get as hot as metal.
Overall, I've had a good experience and I like the silicone muffin pan. I'll definitely be trying out different recipes later on.
I couldn't help but compare it to traditional metal muffin tins, so just a clarification that's my reference point.
This was my first time to try silicone bakeware and there are significant differences with the metal pans (some good, others not so much). I followed the instructions and lightly greased each cup with a little bit of oil, and the muffins easily pooped out when I pushed from the bottom. That was truly amazing.
Here are my thoughts after baking with it a few times:
PROS:
CLEANS VERY EASILY. You can see how it compares with my metal tin in the pictures. There's barely any sticking which makes it easy to clean.
Muffins just pops out. Any spillage on the pan just bakes and falls off as well.
Muffins brown perfectly - just as well as metal muffin tins.
Cools More quickly than metal pans.
CONS:
Very flexible. I had to put it on a metal cookie sheet to take it in and out of the oven easily.
I had to increase baking time a bit in order to get a nice brown finish on my muffins, since these pans don't get as hot as metal.
Overall, I've had a good experience and I like the silicone muffin pan. I'll definitely be trying out different recipes later on.
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on October 27, 2022
