Others say...

"What was I thinking when I bought this?"
I guess I thought that I could eliminate cupcake or muffin papers and that the flexible nature of the silicone pan would aid in easy removal.. Not so. My cupcakes stuck and broke apart when I tried to remove them, even though I sprayed them with cooking spray first.

I have looked at the new silicone bakeware products for a while and assumed that something new would be an improvement. No so, in my opinion. The cupcakes didn't brown as they do in metal pans. This goes out in my next yardsale.

"my husband loved it!"
My husband wanted a silicone muffin tray for christmas and loved this one. It's great because the sleigh keeps the mix steady instead of spilling all over the place. It's more expensive than the ones without the sleigh, but I think its worth it. Nice job, no messy clean up!

"What a stinker..."
and I mean that literally. I received this pan as a gift and have to say fist and formost that I would never have purchased it myself as I am very happy with my metal non-stick pans. I experienced the same burnt rubber odor when using this muffin pan that others have complained about. It permeated every room in my home and I had to open the doors in the middle of winter to air it out. The corn muffins I made also tasted a little off and I guess that this must have come from the fumes I could actually see coming off the pan. The muffins also did not come out without sticking though I didn't use any spray so that may take care of the problem. It did come nice and clean from hand washing unlike what others have reported. That might depend though on the batter. But despite my cleaning success it is definately going into the garbage. Save your money.

"Didn't experience problems of other reviewers"
i didn't experience the smell or sticking issues with my muffin tin. i have made 2 batches of muffins; the first were banana muffins in paper cups. i didn't spray the surface with cooking spray, and even though the muffins were tall and spilled over onto the top, they did not stick. Cleanup was a breeze. The second set of muffins were "dinner muffins", more like an herb dinner roll than a muffin. They were made without paper cups at all, and i sprayed lightly with cooking spray and experienced no sticking at all. They came out easy, tasted great, and i was thrilled. Both were new recipes to me. Cleanup is fast and easy, and no worry about that browning, crusty stuff that forms on aluminum bakeware. The sled was handy, too, though slightly cumbersome to clean and store. The only downside was that the muffin indentations were a little shallower than the traditional aluminum pan.

"Silicone Muffin Pan"
Makes great blueberry muffins, cornbread, etc. Spray with Pam for easiest removal. Easy cleanup in dishwasher and easy to store.