I have a MAJOR pet-peeve. It has been bothering ever since I began cupcaking. I am constantly on the hunt for great patterned cupcake liners. And then...I find them, bake up a delicious batch of goodies and what do I end up with? Stained liners — because of oil and butter and other various cupcake pollutants.
Something amazing crossed my desk last week. An answer to my cupcake prayers. A liner that is adorable, but opaque! Doesn't stain when baked in. I KNOW you are wondering what they are, because I know I was. The answer...
Baked For You StayBrite Baking Cups, made by Reynolds. They are a single, heavyweight liner, that is lined with foil but patterned paper on the outside. They are awesome. Seriously amazing. They don't peel apart in the oven, I am in love. YEAH!!!!
I have a MAJOR pet-peeve. It has been bothering ever since I began cupcaking. I am constantly on the hunt for great patterned cupcake liners. And then...I find them, bake up a delicious batch of goodies and what do I end up with? Stained liners — because of oil and butter and other various cupcake pollutants.
Something amazing crossed my desk last week. An answer to my cupcake prayers. A liner that is adorable, but opaque! Doesn't stain when baked in. I KNOW you are wondering what they are, because I know I was. The answer...Baked For You StayBrite Baking Cups, made by Reynolds. They are a single, heavyweight liner, that is lined with foil but patterned paper on the outside. They are awesome. Seriously amazing. They don't peel apart in the oven, I am in love. YEAH!!!!
5 comments:
Great idea! I wonder if you could pop foil liners inside the paper cups for the same effect?
Like you, I've long been frustrated by beautiful, bright cupcake liners that fade during the baking process. Thanks for the tip. I'm going to be on the lookout for these liners.
Oh I have been looking for something like this!!! I have tried doubling the liner and using foil inside with no luck--thanks so much for the tip!
I also dislike greasy wrappers. I've been using these Nordic grease-proof wrappers from Confectionery House for a while: http://www.confectioneryhouse.com/
They only come in solids and polka dots at the moment. I'm excited that someone else has picked up the non-greasy liners factor with pretty patterns!
Ohhh! I will have to try this out! How exciting!
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