Rectangular Silicone Cupcake Liners for Baking 12-Pack Reusable Non-Stick BPA Free Muffin Liners Baking Cups Molds for Baking, Bento Box Accessories, Moldes de Silicona Para Reposteria

I use this to separate different food in my child's lunch box. It fits nicely in Bentgo lunchboxes. The vibrant colors makes meal time a little more appealing and fun for a kid.

I love it! Perfect for my kindergarten’s lunch!

Remarkably, the colors are just as vibrant in real life as they are in the product images online. I haven't used them for baking yet, though I plan to soon. I've just been using them to keep fruit separated in my lunch container. Would definitely buy again.

Use the rectangular muffin tin for making egg muffins, got these since my old tin was getting really hard to clean. I like these, they're bright and cheery, but really cut down the size of the muffin, which paper liners would not have. Think they could be used as stand-alones on a cookie sheet.

These are super convenient and I loved the ease of use. If you’re not much of a baker and need to make things a little more high speed low drag these are perfect. Downside was they expand way too much so my little loaves looked like blobs. Maybe the problem was me. Lol

We use Omi Boxes here and I needed something that was going to fit in the lunch box but also be easy to clean while still being versatile to use for snack times for my little kids plates. These are perfect. They are strong silicone and easily washable. The best part is that there were so many in the package, so if 1 is lost, we have options!

I bought this impulsively because I watch those lunchbox influencers who use these types of things to divide foods. I've only used these a handful of times in limited situations. They're fabulous to use in lunchboxes to divide food and keep juices contained to the little mold. They're microwaveable without any issue in my experience, I am not sure whether they could actually be used to bake with.However, they're fabulous for what I bought them for!

I had a set of regular silicone cupcake cups that someone gave me and loved how easy they were to use and clean. When my mini-loaf pan started to peel its non-stick surface, I ordered these rectangular baking cups to use instead. They really are great to bake with and both my mini muffin loaves and my breakfast egg bakes popped right out of the cups... easy-peasy. Then the nightmare began... cleaning the cups. I scrubbed the inner ribs of these cups with a fruit/vegetable brush, a nailbrush, and a toothbrush AFTER soaking them in soapy water and they were still not completely clean. The only thing that seems to work after that process is a fingernail down each rib! My back hurt from standing over the sink for so long!After this experience with the muffin loaves, I wiped the baking cups with olive oil before making my egg bakes. Again, the food popped right out, but the cups were impossible to get clean! Maybe these cups aren't 100% silicone? I can't explain it. I haven't tried washing them in the dishwasher yet because they'll probably end up upside down and full of water.I won't be buying anymore of these and I should have spent my money on a new mini-loaf pan instead.