Muffin pans
Reinforced 12-cup muffin pan
Metal rim · Creamy confetti · 1 pan
$9.99Price checked
CAKETIME silicone bakewareMake room forsomething sweet.
Muffin mornings. Little loaf gifts. A whole tray of reasons to turn the oven on.
Flexible silicone.
Shapes for everyday baking.
Mix a little✳Bake a batch✳Share something good
What are we making?
Start with your next bake.
Find the right shape for the recipe you have in mind, from a dozen cupcakes to small homemade candies.
Muffins & cupcakes
Mini, regular or jumbo
Little loaves
Small breads & brownies
Candy & party treats
Playful shapes
Individual cups
Four reusable shapes
A smaller batch
Round seven-cup pan
Meet the colorful side
of everyday baking.
At cake-time.net, we bring the CAKETIME collection into focus: silicone pans, reusable cups and detailed molds for the things you actually want to make. Start with a familiar muffin pan, try a row of petite loaves or turn a party idea into a shaped treat.
Our shop helps you compare the details that matter before a batch begins. Look at cavity size, pack quantity, the space in your oven and whether a pan has a reinforced rim. The right format should make sense for your kitchen, your recipe and the people around your table.
More about the CAKETIME range
A quick size check
How big is
How big is
your little bake?
Choose the portion before the color. Cup count alone does not tell you how large each muffin will be.
24
Mini bites
1.8-inch cup top
See this pan ↗12Everyday muffins
2.75-inch cup top
See this pan ↗6Jumbo moments
3.5-inch cup top
See this pan ↗Measurements compare these three flexible pans. Check the product page for the cup depth and exact version.
From the CAKETIME collection
Explore all bakeware ↗
A few good places to start.
Muffin pans
Muffin pans
Red 12-cup muffin pan
Flexible silicone · Regular · 1 pan
$7.99Price checked
Reusable baking cups
24 reusable baking cups
Round, square, rectangle + flower
$9.99Price checked
Mini loaf pans
Reinforced mini loaf pan
12 cavities · Creamy confetti
$12.99Price checked
Candy & party molds
Gummy candy mold set
4 molds + 2 droppers
$7.99Price checked
Muffin pans
Confetti six-cup jumbo pan
Jumbo silicone cups · 1 pan
$9.99Price checked
The material, explained
A little flexibility
Read the silicone baking guide ↗
A little flexibility
goes a long way.
CAKETIME molds use silicone to give you a flexible surface around each bake. Once the food has set, you can ease the cup away and press gently from underneath. It is a different experience from turning a rigid metal tin upside down.
Soft cups. Two kinds of support.
Fully flexible pans need a baking sheet beneath them. Reinforced options add a metal rim and handles while keeping their silicone cavities.
Let your recipe lead.
Silicone can brown differently from metal. Follow a suitable recipe, allow room to rise and check doneness instead of expecting identical timings.
A moment in the kitchen
See the flexibility.
A closer look at the CAKETIME reinforced muffin-pan range, from handling to release and washing.
Brand demonstration. Gray 12-cup reinforced pan shown.18 seconds · Silent film
A useful comparison
Same batch size.
Same batch size.
Different pan choices.
A twelve-cup pan can be flexible silicone, framed silicone or coated metal. Compare construction and cup size, then check the handling and care that suit your routine.
| Pan | Construction | Cup measurements | Useful distinction |
|---|---|---|---|
| CAKETIME regular red | Flexible silicone | 2.75-inch top × 1.1-inch depth | Needs a supporting baking sheet |
| CAKETIME reinforced confetti | Silicone with stainless steel rim | About 2.8-inch top × 1.2-inch depth | Rigid outer rim with handles |
| Wilton Gold 12-Cup | Nonstick steel | 2-inch diameter × 1.25-inch depth | Rigid pan with extended handles |
| USA Pan 1200MF-1 | Silicone-coated aluminized steel | 2.75 × 2.0625 × 1.375 inches | Rigid metal body; hand wash |
Individual model specifications. Measurement conventions differ by maker; these dimensions are not a claim of equal cavity volume or baking performance.
Notes for the next batch
Before you
Before you
pour the batter.
Choose a size, support the pan, leave room to rise and learn what to check when the batch is done. Our guide connects the small details to the tools in your kitchen.
Open the baking guide ↗
From home bakers
The details people notice.
Customers on the wider reinforced-pan range describe support and release as useful everyday features.
Dennis describes the internal frame as helpful support when handling the pan.
Paraphrased customer feedback · September 1, 2025
Variant: 24-Cup Mini, two-piece
set
Read the original customer review
Falicia highlights how easily the treats came out of the silicone cups.
Paraphrased customer feedback · March 28, 2026
Variant: Regular & Mini, gray
set
Read the original customer review
Good to know
A little help
A little help
before you bake.
Which CAKETIME muffin pan should I start with?
Choose the portion first. A regular twelve-cup pan suits familiar cupcake and muffin recipes. A 24-cup mini pan makes smaller bites, while a six-cup jumbo pan needs a recipe for deeper portions.
What is the difference between reinforced and flexible pans?
Reinforced models have a metal frame around the rim. Fully flexible pans bend more easily and need a baking sheet beneath them before filling. Both use silicone cups.
Do I need a baking sheet under silicone?
Use a supporting baking sheet beneath a fully flexible pan before you add the mixture. It gives you a firm base when carrying the batch. Follow the instructions for your specific reinforced model too.
Can I use the same time as a metal pan?
Silicone and metal can bake differently. Start with your recipe’s instructions, check doneness and record any adjustments for the pan and oven you use.
Are the molds dishwasher safe?
The products in this collection support dishwasher cleaning. Hand washing is also an option. Rinse away residue and let the molds dry fully before storing them.
Where do I complete my purchase?
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What does Price checked mean?
It is the last price recorded for that option. It remains visible until our next update and can differ from the amount available when you open the purchase tab.
Can I use one mold for food and crafts?
Keep separate molds for food and non-food projects. Do not return a mold used for soap, resin or other craft ingredients to food preparation.