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CAKETIME compact baking

Seven cups in a round format, with handles for a smaller baking setup. Check the space inside your appliance first.

Round seven-cup confetti silicone muffin panCompact baking

Round seven-cup muffin pan

Handled round pan · Confetti

$8.54Price checked

Make the most of a smaller oven.

A round mold can suit a compact oven or air-fryer basket where a rectangular tray will not fit. The overall diameter, handles and room for airflow matter more than the appliance capacity printed on the box. Measure the usable basket, check its instructions and keep the mold clear of the heating element.

  • Allow room around the pan for the appliance airflow.
  • Check the full diameter, including handle clearance.
  • Use the temperature and baking method suitable for your recipe.
More help with silicone bakeware ↗

Before your first batch

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.