Wilton Perfect Results Non-Stick Mega Mini Muffin Pan, 48-Cup Cupcake Pan, Steel

Absolutely perfect pan and major time saver. Fits perfectly in my standard sized oven and the cupcakes just need a couple extra minutes of bake time to compensate for the slightly inhibited air/heat flow.

Really nicer than imagined, no scrubbing to clean it. You can wipe it off with paper towel. It is pretty big so we have it hanging on the wall on an easel. Cuts down on slot of baking.

I have been using this muffin top pan for several months now and I really appreciate the quality. I have made several batches of muffin tops using various ingredients and I have had absolutely no problems with sticking. In fact, I have made eggs in this pan that came out great. I made cauliflower biscuits just last night and they popped right out. The pan itself is heavier than I expected, indicating good quality. I have had no problems with it warping and the heating is even so each muffin top comes out perfect. I’ve also had no problems with rust, although it’s sometimes a bit damp in the house. I store the pan in a cabinet above my oven so it’s warmer and dryer than the other cabinets. Of course, cleanup is a breeze with this non-stick pan. I just do a quick rinse and then throw it into the dishwasher. It’s been a real joy to use and super simple to clean. I recommend this pan for muffin tops and anything else that requires a shallow muffin-type pan. The value is good and the quality is excellent. I anticipate many years of baking with this muffin top pan.

Where have these pans been? With a family of eleven it’s a hassle to bake muffins to store in the freezer with our regular 12 cup tins. These pans (we have two), which are sturdy and nonstick, allow me to turn out four dozen muffins at once, provided I rotate the pans during baking. I’ve also found they tend to bake more evenly when I use the convection function on the oven. I still need to rotate the pans between the upper and lower racks but the inside and outside cups bake at a much more even rate. The pans themselves are heavier duty and all around nicer than I expected at this price point. I use muffin liners for easier cleanup. With the paper liners the pan usually only needs to be wiped off and not completely washed which is nice because it’s a bit big for the sink.

I had to make 5 dozen cupcakes for a function in January and I only had two sets of 12 regular sized cupcake pans which I didn't want to have to wait for my pans to cool after I baked those 4 dozen to line and fill. I like to have everything ready to go into the oven after one is done, I can just pop the next into the oven. I have also been wanting one of the 48 cavity regular and I want to get one of the mini muffin pans as well. The clean up was very nice and it probably would have been a lot easier if I had a sprayer or a larger sink. It is rather large, but I already knew that prior to purchasing it since they sell them at the arts and crafts store near me. It was also a few bucks cheaper buying it though Amazon. I really liked the convenience of the amount that I could make at one time in one pan and it fit perfectly into my oven. I believe that it will fit in all standard electric/gas ovens. I can not speak of home convection ovens since I am not familiar with the home models, but I suspect that they are pretty much all the same size. I would definitely recommend this cupcake/muffin pan for the quality and price of the pan and the quantity of muffins that can be made at once. And I love all of my Wilton products and have never had an issue with them.

Even though the box was ok, this pan arrived dented. It was easy to Ben back into place, but it’s still annoying. Pan is great- super non stick and easy to clean. Great for whoopie pies, muffin tops, burger buns, pancakes, and so many other things.

Do yourself a favor and buy this pan! I bought this to make breakfast sandwiches and it's great. The eggs cook up well and if your doing biscuit breakfast sandwiches bake the biscuits first in this pan they will match the size of your egg! Cookies are great in this too! It will be great for the holidays to place different cookie decorations in for the kiddos to choose from when decorating the Christmas cookies. I haven't made any muffin tops in it yet but I have no doubts it will work great. Anyone complaining of food sticking to it or it being hard to clean I ask did you spray it first? If not user error on that. Just lightly spray, add your yummy of choice that you are baking and bake. Easy to use and clean. Very happy with this purchase!

I've literally been searching for this pan my entire adult life. I use it to make breakfast sandwiches (egg rings and sausage patties) as well as sliders. Wilton should rename this thing, quite frankly. The whole point of a muffin top is that it spills over the top of a normal muffin tin, creating a different textured mass of goodness that has little direct contact with the pan itself. Cooking muffin "tops" in it doesn't make any sense to me. However, in Wiltons attempts to play God whilst flirting with baking heresy, they stumbled upon something truly extraordinary. Buy yourself a pack of six English muffins, crack an egg into six of the wells and line bulk breakfast sausage into the others. In 15 minutes you have 6 perfect breakfast sandwiches for zero effort. For sliders, just lightly pack the wells with seasoned beef. The magic acts through the concave wells, which provide a natural recess in the center, resulting in a perfectly round, perfectly flat patty, every time. The concave wells also produce ideally sized egg rings that won't stick, whereas a normal muffin pan will yield rings that are too small, too thick, and don't have a chance in hell of coming out without tearing. Do yourself a favor and just order it already. I did. Twice. I'll wait.