UNIQLED Pack of 200 Metallic Foil Paper Muffin Cupcake Liners Baking Cups Standard Size (Black)

These worked great for what I needed--some red liners for valentine's day. I didn't have any problem with them sticking. They retain their color, and that's great. I sat a few cupcakes on my kitchen counter and was surprised to see that the liner left a red stain on it. I washed it with dish detergent, and it wouldn't come off. I've tried just about every household cleaner I own, and the red stain is still there! So, be careful with these liners. Keep the cupcakes on a cooling rack or a baking sheet at all times. The color dye is potent.

I like using the foil/paper liners for cupcakes. These are good quality.

These are sterdy and hold up even to my chocolate cake batter that used boiling watermarking it thin and hot. Most cupcake papers do not hold the shape with that batter, these did!

Was hoping for foil cups. Reynolds sells thick aluminum cups which hold up on their own, alternating with paper cups to keep them from sticking to each other. This is not that; It's paper cups permanently bonded to an extremely thin layer of aluminum. When it gets wet (eg from molten blueberries), the whole thing tears.Useless for my purposes.

Great product!Matched with the graduation cake I made.

Greaseproof but also not foil and not even wax paper. I'm not sure what these are, but they were the best liners I've ever used!

The packaging was so damaged and cheap. I’m almost afraid to use these for my 16 dozen cupcakes I have to have done by Saturday. Scotch tape on the package. The plastic was dented but luckily it only dented a couple liners. For $11 I feel like I paid for quality, but received a cheap product. I don’t know if I was just unlucky but I’m not happy.

Really good product but had trouble pulling the liners apart