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Off to Market Recap: Muffin Liners

partysugar — Wed, 05 Mar 2008 10:13:31 -0800

I was relieved to see that many of you are also sick of paper muffin liners. We've been using the boring pale pink, light yellow, and baby blue paper muffin liners our entire lives. It's only natural to want something new and exciting for the outside of muffins and cupcakes. To solve this conundrum, you headed off to market in search of marvelous muffin liners. You looked for paper, foil, or silicone muffin liners in interesting and vibrant colors. You saved the liners in the Yum Market on TeamSugar with the keyword tag, Muffin Liners.

My absolute favorite were bookmarked by two of you - Bettyesque and Ninotchka. These striped liners are my favorite color and are called party baking cups, so they are perfect for me, PartySugar! Thanks for your help ladies. To check out all of the liners scroll to the right below.

Get more info on bookmarking when you read geeksugar's informative article.

Off to Market: Muffin Liners

partysugar — Wed, 27 Feb 2008 10:13:31 -0800

I don't know about you but I am sick of the boring pale pink, light yellow, and baby blue paper muffin liners. I've been using them my entire life and would prefer something new and exciting to be on the outside of my muffins and cupcakes. Let's all head off to market in search of marvelous muffin liners. Look for liners - they can be paper, foil, silicone, etc. - with interesting prints or vibrant colors. Save your finds in the Yum Market on TeamSugar with the keyword tag, Muffin Liners. I can't wait to browse your findings!

Get more info on bookmarking when you read geeksugar's informative article. To check out a list of my favorite online shops, read more.

Bed Bath & Beyond
CB2
Cooking.com
Crate & Barrel
Ikea
Linens and Things
NapaStyle
Pier 1
Plum Party
Pottery Barn
Sur La Table
Target
Restoration Hardware
Williams Sonoma
Wishing Fish
World Market

Reduce The Amount Of Cupcake Clean Up

partysugar — Fri, 01 Jun 2007 07:56:31 -0700

What I hate about making cupcakes is having to scrape and scrub the muffin tin afterwards. Removing the caked on batter hurts my arm and ruins my nails. So I developed a system: I cover the muffin tin tightly with aluminum foil. Next, I slice a hole where the cupcake batter is supposed to go and press the foil into each indentation. I place the cupcake paper liners in the hole and fill with batter. If any of the batter spills it gets on the foil and not on the pan! After the cupcakes or muffins are finished baking & cooling, simply peel off the dirty foil and dispose.

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