Large Parchment Baking Cups - Easy Release, Non-Stick Paper - 60 Count - 4 Pack

These liners are so slick you can't get the muffin out of the pan with the liners still on the muffins! LOVE THESE. Have already ordered the variety pack to try different sizes. This is obviously a coutry of origin thing with size USA calls these standard size, where ever these are made they call this large. Seems like even companies in north america use different terms for the sizes, one company calls mini, petite.

My go to if you don’t want anything sticking to your wrappers.

These are the only muffin/cupcake liners that I use. I've been buying them for almost a decade and swear by them. I've never had a problem with food sticking or anything else for that matter. Target used to sell them but now I can only get them on Amazon, at least for a decent price. I hope they never get discontinued.

These work well. The muffins never stick. I wish they were a little thicker but they are better than the ones I used to buy at the market.

Excellent product. But has anyone out there learned how to make these muffin liners - while still in the box - stay correctly within the restraining cardboard ring that preserves their factory pleats, and more generally their shape as *cups*? Once they slip out of that ring and relax out of that shape and into an irregular shape, they won’t seat in the muffin pan as they should.Edit: on one side of the 60-count boxes I received, I find a declaration which I infer to mean that my order was filled with product manufactured in Canada but packaged — and/or distributed — out of La Vergine, Tennessee 37086 USA.I’ve opened just the first box of my order this morning. Either through a glitch in factory process control, or by deliberate intent, the muffin liners in this box are not fitted into a little cardboard liner to help them keep their pleats and overall shape. The sides of the box hold the liners snugly - so they relax their vertical turn just a little, but overall keep their proper shape.This is a significant improvement, but the muffin liners’ slightly relaxed shape means they don’t drop to the bottom of each cup in the muffin pan. Overall the product is wonderful for fully releasing the muffin - but the responsibility is with the baker when filling the muffin cups. You must drop the batter *dead-center* into each cup while not touching the liner with your spoon (or ice cream scoop).

I’m not an avid cupcake maker, but was making some for a party and I didn’t want the liners sticking like they often do. With nothing specific in mind, I browsed through Amazon to see what people were buying and spending. I decided to purchase these parchment paper liners and I am so glad I did! They fit perfectly in my cupcake pans, they looked like quality and held their shape well during baking, they didn’t flop over and are very sturdy, they didn’t stick to any cupcakes (and I made 72!), they were simple to use, and for the price I paid, worth every penny! When I am in need of more liners, these will be the only ones I buy!

I make 18 healthy breakfast muffins twice a month. I used to buy these from a local grocery store, but they stopped selling them. Thank goodness I found them on Amazon. My muffins would stick to regular cupcake liners, so I’d have to get a utensil to scrape a good portion off the bottom. Not so with these! I get to eat the whole thing because these liners peel easily and the baked good doesn’t stick to it! I’m a forever fan!

Corn muffins always stuck to the regular paper liners. With these there is no sticking. They are very thin though, so when filling the cup I need to hold the liner open with my other hand or they collapse.