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  • Some are really thick and some are not, but I found out you really don’t have to have the thick ones to get the best result
  • But if you’re on a budget or you feel like you don’t need a branded one, then I recommend you get yours from Japan Homes just like I did, they have several branches in the malls within Metro Manila
  • What I love about Silicone Muffin Pans is that it makes baking so much easier since it wouldn’t burn your muffin if you leave them a little longer than you’re supposed to

    • by Misty Rios
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      Baking your own muffin is very rewarding, if you produce the quality you want, that is. Silicone Muffin Pan ensures you end up getting exactly what you want. The price could be as cheap as P66 or as expensive as over P500 depending on your requirement. Some are really thick and some are not, but I found out you really don’t have to have the thick ones to get the best result. They also come in different sizes, shapes

      and colors, some even have “feet” which are actuallly stands.

      But if you’re on a budget or you feel like you don’t need a branded one, then I recommend you get yours from Japan Homes just like I did, they have several branches in the malls within Metro Manila. The one they sell has six holes and the diameter of each one is 2 in. It comes in apple green, light blue and pink. It also has a little ...


      • hole in case you want to hang it after using it.

        What I love about Silicone Muffin Pans is that it makes baking so much easier since it wouldn’t burn your muffin if you leave them a little longer than you’re supposed to. This is especially important if you’re making cupcakes instead of muffins. When I bake using ordinary muffin tin pans the ones on the corner and the ones near the side of the oven are usually dry

        if not burnt, but with the Silicone pans they’re still a bit moist. You also don’t have to grease them anymore as they easily come out with just a little push from underneath the pan. They are also easy to wash. They can also withstand high temperatures. I’ve used the one I have at a temperature as high as 375F.

        I highly recommend this to anyone who has an intention of putting their ovens to good use.




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