What size cupcake liner can I put the finished product in without squishing it?
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The individual cups are 1.5" deep and have a 2" diameter, so the regular sized liners should work.
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Each cup is approximately 1 1/2 inch deep by 2 inch wide. I use it for mini, individual cheesecakes, all with different toppings......Fabulous! I have not used it for regular cakes but I have seen small cupcake liners in the stores. I love this pan.
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I did not use a liner at all. You can lightly butter the sides if you want (the product is non-stick). After they have cooled, you gently push up thru the bottom and the discs remove easily.
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I am not aware of any liners that will just pop in. I've only used this pan for cheesecakes which pop out nicely without a liner. If I was to use it for cake batter, I'd place parchment paper under the pan during the baking process in case of a leak.
1209950
I can hold a standard cupcake with a little extra space. Don't know diameter specs. Sorry.
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It fits regular ones. I made cupcakes in ice cream cones but those didn't work.
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They are the same size as a standard paper cupcake liner. They are not minis.
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Hello, I am sorry, I forgot to take it down and measure it last night - I know when i made a standard cheesecake and fit perfectly with extra room on the edges to spare - same with a bundt cake. It is really nice quality and beautiful. I was very pleased with this purchase. :)
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This is a somewhat clueless question, since I don't yet own this item (am buying today, though). Can you just line the peeled tray with something else, like a piece of silicone baking cup (cupcake size) or aluminum foil, cut down to size? Obviously, that's not the ideal option but maybe will serve as a last resort, if replacement trays are not available. I hope my tray will survive but I'll plan on getting the silicone washable cupcake cups as a back up.
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You don't have to find an image the exact size you need. If you have a program like PrintShop, you can resize for whatever project you're working on. You don't want the image to go all the way to the edge anyway, so you can add the piping border. Establish a basic size for cupcakes, cakes, etc. and keep them as templates. Good luck! It's a great product and a great marketing tool!
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I have the medium sized one but I use it for cookie dough. The cookies come out about 2-2/12" round. If that helps any. I guess you could use the medium sized on for the cupcakes and do a couple of test tries. Maybe 1 scoop or maybe 2?? Sorry I wish I could be of more use. Best of luck!! It's the greatest product and the dough comes right out of it!! I'm sure the batter would too! Have you tried looking online for cupcake scoop sizes? And what they recommend? Good luck!! GA
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I haven't used my cupcake pan because it doesn't fit in the oven. Looking at the baking pan the cups are a regular size. I don't think you will have any kind of problems.
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yea it will look too big on a cupcake. I bought these so someday i can put it on the cake
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A mini muffin liner that is 1 5/8 inches fits perefctly. I like the pans because they clean up easily. The bad news is they have to be washed by hand. Don't put them in the dishwasher.
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Hi. I don't use any liners for this because once I spray it, the muffins/cupcakes come out so easily. But I would imagine that any mini liners would work. Hope this helps:)
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these are pretty much just the size of standard cupcakes/muffins. I would take a regular cupcake liner (like one of the reynolds ones) and slip it into your cup holders. that should give you a sense of the size. my guess is that they will slip in with room to spare, but that they won't be a tight fit.
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I usually make regular sized cupcakes for the holidays and I was able to squeeze about 100-110 on there if you go all around the tiers. if you do the sides and front ( like if the stand is on a table against the wall) maybe 80-90. you don't have to use all the tiers.
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These are the "mini-muffin" pans. They are NOT a standard muffin size. This pan is used for 24 bite-sized muffins and tartlets. You can buy mini-muffin/ petite cupcake liners that will fit nicely in this pan, some with very festive or holiday designs. Amazon does have the Nordic Ware standard size pans for 12 cupcakes. I, personally, will most always pay a little more for Nordic Ware. It is, and always has been, a quality product that is very well made. My pans, with good care, have weathered many years of cooking. Bon Apetit!
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Sorry for the delay in answering your question. I bought a pair of 9" round Wilton Performance Pans in 2011 for my Aunt, who decorates cakes. These were tapered, which is not what she wanted. I looked around a little more and found 9" round Wilton Decorator Preferred pans that have straight walls. So you want the Decorator Preferred. What size do you need? It seems that Wilton has discontinued the 9" size.
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I would not purchase these, they are poorly made and did not hold the square shape, folding in on the cupcake. I did not end up using them bc of the poor quality. It is worth spending a little more money for a better quality box. Hope this helps.