I just read a blogger's review of Wilton's nut & party cups that I have seen in a number of cupcake pictures, which I've been wanting to try. I can't find may reviews for the difficultly in unwrapping cupcakes and muffins, but the blogger blasts them.
Are they worth using? Are they really that hard to eat the cakes with?
From cupcakeblog.com
Good question & good timing I recently bought them but havent tried them yet....sorry Im no help but ill be watching this one 
i've never used these, but i've read that other people cut little slits in the lip so the customer can just pull that down, ripping the paper a little. maybe that'll help? lol
Good question & good timing I recently bought them but havent tried them yet....sorry Im no help but ill be watching this one
Well, report back!!
i've never used these, but i've read that other people cut little slits in the lip so the customer can just pull that down, ripping the paper a little. maybe that'll help? lol[/qoute]
That could work....huuummm
I have used them as an experiment. They are difficult to unwrap, but they did tear with a tug. I think cutting a slit would fix the problem, but it would have to be big enough for the recipient to notice. And wouldn't the public think that it was a tear? I decided that they just weren't worth the trouble.
I cut small slits in them when I have used them in the past. Just a quick small snip is all it takes.
I tried some of the pleated ones and they greased up and looked terrible (colors and white). I think that greaseproof are needed on those and I definitely didn't have that. Mine were thinner. They were easy to peel. One brand tried was the Michaels Celebrate... terrible on the bleed through.
The Blogger, IMHO, is spot on. They are a massive pain. There is a bakery here that uses them as part of their schtik (I don't think they use Wilton, they are probably Reynolds), and getting the cupcake out of them is really a pain. They are also decieveing - they look like you are getting a fair amount of cake but it's mostly paper.
But on the bright side, you don't need a cupcake pan, all you need is a sheet pan. They stand up on their own (or so I've been told).
Jen
I made popcorn cupcakes for my daughters school today. I baked them in regular liners and put them into the nut/party cup. The kindergartners sure had a hard time getting their cupcakes out even with the additional liner in there. We (the parents) had to help most of the kids get them out.
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