Wilton Green Dots Baking Cups, 75 Count


Wilton

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  • Materials: Autograph
  • Hugeness: standard, 75 count
  • Fits in a sample-sized muffin pan

Wilton Snappy Stripes Standard Baking Cups


Wilton

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Price: $0.71
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  • Ideal size, 2 inch diameter
  • 75 figure out

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Where can I find baking cups?

Dec 10, 2006 by nadyanne | Posted in Cooking & Recipes

I am present to make some brownies for Xmas and I don't know where I can find some paper baking cups... I have been looking party provision stores websites and also at the grocery store but i can't find anything... Do you think you can help me out?

Looks like everyone is on the same walk for you. The grocery store is your best bet. Each store may stock it in a different place, so look in the aisle for baking goods first. Predominantly at this time of year, they'll have holiday patterns so they may be in an end cap (the shelves that are at the end of each aisle as you turn from one aisle to the next), or in the inadequate cardboard displays that stand next to the shelves (the ones you have to maneuver your cart around because the display is in your way).

Also check in the aisle where they goats aluminum foil, wax paper, etc. and finally, in the section where they have kitchen gadgets, etc.

Other stores that will carry them tabulate wal-mart, k-mart, target, dollar stores and even Michael's or Hobby Lobby (look in the divide up where they keep baking geegaws like cookie cutters, Wilton pans, etc).

Happy baking... and Happy Christmas!

princessmeltdown | Dec 10, 2006

are you talking about muffin or cupcake cups?.. I have always found them at grocery stores normal next to the baking goods...
Mintee | Dec 10, 2006

Where do u white-hot? I usually find them in grocery stores, the big ones.
have u tried the web?
http://www.bizrate.com/cooking_baking/products__keyword--baking+cups.html
Cister | Dec 10, 2006

Baking aisle of any ol' grocery stock... Reynolds makes them in foil and paper (white and multi). They are in little get out plastic tubs.
Sugar PIe | Dec 10, 2006

All grocery stores have them in the baking slice. I don't understand why you can't find any. Strange.
mary f | Dec 10, 2006

They should have them at the grocery store, but try Wal-mart and calling stores too. Most craft stores (such as AC Moore, Hobby Lobby and Michaels') have a cake decorating section and will have themed baking cups there. Wal-mart in the main has both a craft section and a boxed foods section, they might have them in either place but I'd bet on the craft section.
candy177 | Dec 10, 2006

I can succour you out.Try checking out this website posted below.They are pretty cheap and scroll down and it will show you some other ones too.Good luck on baking!
LagunaBeach | Dec 10, 2006

They are with the baggies at Wal-Mart
jdg676 | Dec 10, 2006

Looks like everyone is on the same channel for you. The grocery store is your best bet. Each store may stock it in a different place, so look in the aisle for baking goods first. Outstandingly at this time of year, they'll have holiday patterns so they may be in an end cap (the shelves that are at the end of each aisle as you turn from one aisle to the next), or in the paltry cardboard displays that stand next to the shelves (the ones you have to maneuver your cart around because the display is in your way).

Also check in the aisle where they horses aluminum foil, wax paper, etc. and finally, in the section where they have kitchen gadgets, etc.

Other stores that will carry them register wal-mart, k-mart, target, dollar stores and even Michael's or Hobby Lobby (look in the segment where they keep baking geegaws like cookie cutters, Wilton pans, etc).

Happy baking... and Happy Christmas!
princessmeltdown | Dec 10, 2006

Well u can get it in Wal_MArt OKZ
Preppy galz$ | Dec 10, 2006

they are in the baking provide department of all grocery stores. They are pleated paper cups for making cupcakes in.
Clarkie | Dec 10, 2006

Safeway has them in their baking aisle.
missburville | Dec 10, 2006

At the Treat Store, Target, Walmart
b_lingscheit | Dec 10, 2006

Do i remove the paper separators from the baking cups made of foil?

Mar 23, 2007 by sara | Posted in Cooking & Recipes

It says liquidate paper separators and then bake..... can i not directly pour the muffin mixture in the baking cups?

I have always employed every baking cup in the package...and put the mix into the cups. Whether they were foil cups or paper cups--as long as they were shaped right I used them.

intewonfan | Mar 23, 2007

Is it okay to bake cupcakes in paper cups in addition to the foil baking cups?

Aug 27, 2008 by xhorrorxwhore | Posted in Cooking & Recipes

I'm current to bake some cupcakes and I don't have cupcake pans, but I do have the foil baking cups. I wanted to make the cupcakes using some cartoon themed liners I have, but I was wondering if it would be okay to put them in those liners I have and then put them in the check baking cups. Would they burn if I did this? Or should I just use the foil baking cups only and then when they are ready, put them in the liners I have?

In point of fact, that will work just fine. They won't burn at all. Just be sure to check the cupcakes with a toothpick to be true they're done in the middle.

:) Have fun with your cupcakes!

farquark | Aug 27, 2008

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