2 reviews
Sales Rank: 1832

Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.1
Dimensions (in): 2.8 x 2.8 x 2

MPN: 3600
Model: 3600
UPC: 289010360032
EAN: 0028901036003
ASIN: B000HK20NS

Release Date: June 1, 2008
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Features:

•	Sturdy and easy to pop out of muffin pan
•	48 white paper muffin cups
•	Extra-large size fits jumbo muffin pans

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Editorial Reviews:

Product Description
These giant muffin cups fit muffin pans with the following measurements. Bottom: 3 inches, Depth 2 inches, top 4 inches. Actual bottom measurement of paper liner is 2 1/2 inches. A boxed muffin mix yielding 12 standard muffins will make 4 giant muffins

Customer Reviews:

5 out of 5 stars

Works great! July 20, 2008
These cups fit very nicely in a giant muffin tin (suggest you measure your tin first). They peel off beautifully from cooled muffins, with very little residue stuck to the paper.

2 out of 5 stars

Square shaped cups are too floppy for the Giant Muffin Pans December 10, 2007
6 out of 6 found this review helpful

Since owning a Jumbo muffin pan, I've bought two boxes of paper baking cups from the Norpro brand. The first box was "Made in USA/Printed in Taiwan" and they fit nicely in the pan. These cups are firmly round. The second box of cups is square shaped instead of round and are "Made in China for Norpro". They are too floppy (Item: NorPro 3600B Bulk (500 count)). If you notice the misshapen sides of the paper, they will fold into the muffin batter, collapsing a bit, when you spoon the batter into the liner as it sits in the muffin pan. To use the square ones, hold the cup in one hand and spoon the batter into the paper cup before placing the liner in the pan. This helps to somewhat minimize the damage from the liner that will embed itself into the side of the muffin. I prefer the stiffer, circular, paper cup/liners that will not buckle in the pan.Norpro Giant Muffin Cups, White

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