Cupcake Papers

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Sunny77 Posted 11 Jul 2007 , 5:02pm
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I'm in search of unique or fancy cupcake papers. Not the standard grocery store type and I'm not really wanting gold foil either. I did find some fabulous things at http://www.countrykitchensa.com/ but I didn't see papers that just stood up and said BUY ME! If any of you can think of any other great resources I'd appreciate it.

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2xMiMi Posted 11 Jul 2007 , 8:17pm
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Thanks for the website - always looking for different things than you find in Michael's, JoAnn's, etc.

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miriel Posted 11 Jul 2007 , 8:28pm
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Forgot to link Beryl's. They also have some cute ones: http://beryls.safeshopper.com/278/cat278.htm?779

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kwdonlon Posted 11 Jul 2007 , 8:35pm
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I just found these a few minutes ago and fell in love with them...then saw your post! Expensive but so beautiful.

Laser cut cupcake papers at www.paperorchidstationery.com

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kwdonlon Posted 11 Jul 2007 , 8:40pm
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Oops...Miriel's link to Fancy Flours has the same plus more than what paperorchid.com has. Neber mind. icon_redface.gif

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jouj Posted 11 Jul 2007 , 8:52pm
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I don't know where you can find cute cupcake papers, but I saw those links, and what they have is fabulous.

Since you're talking about cupcake papers, I need to ask a question. Whenever I make Vanilla cupcakes, the paper holds well to the baked cupcake, but when I make Chocolate cupcakes, the paper doesn't stick to the sides of the baked cupcakes, it just like peels off!!! I tried different brands of paper, but the result is almost the same. The only difference is that with some brands it holds a bit more than with others, but still, it peels. icon_cry.gif
I always have to make double the quantity of cupcakes, to be able to have the right amount at the end!!! icon_sad.gif

Did it happen to any of you??

Thanks for answering me.

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miriel Posted 11 Jul 2007 , 11:07pm
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Originally Posted by jouj

Since you're talking about cupcake papers, I need to ask a question. Whenever I make Vanilla cupcakes, the paper holds well to the baked cupcake, but when I make Chocolate cupcakes, the paper doesn't stick to the sides of the baked cupcakes, it just like peels off!!! I tried different brands of paper, but the result is almost the same. The only difference is that with some brands it holds a bit more than with others, but still, it peels. icon_cry.gif
I always have to make double the quantity of cupcakes, to be able to have the right amount at the end!!! icon_sad.gif

Did it happen to any of you??

Thanks for answering me.




That used to happen to me on chocolate cupcakes as well but since I've switched to paper fruit and nut cups (souffle cups), I haven't had that problem (cheating I know) icon_smile.gif

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DianeLM Posted 11 Jul 2007 , 11:28pm
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Originally Posted by jouj

I don't know where you can find cute cupcake papers, but I saw those links, and what they have is fabulous.

Since you're talking about cupcake papers, I need to ask a question. Whenever I make Vanilla cupcakes, the paper holds well to the baked cupcake, but when I make Chocolate cupcakes, the paper doesn't stick to the sides of the baked cupcakes, it just like peels off!!! I tried different brands of paper, but the result is almost the same. The only difference is that with some brands it holds a bit more than with others, but still, it peels. icon_cry.gif
I always have to make double the quantity of cupcakes, to be able to have the right amount at the end!!! icon_sad.gif

Did it happen to any of you??

Try to bake them for a shorter length of time. Liners falling off is usually a sign of overbaking. Take them out when just a few crumbs stick to the toothpick.

Thanks for answering me.


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OhMyGoodies Posted 11 Jul 2007 , 11:36pm
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Currently I'm using Ateco liners I purchased in a "bulk" pack of 250. They stick fine to the chocolate cupcakes I made today lol.

I also check on eBay for cupcake liners as alot of people have a nice selection icon_smile.gif

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Sunny77 Posted 12 Jul 2007 , 4:16am
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Wow Thanks Everyone! I've found so many beautiful cups!! You guys are seriously AWESOME!

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