
Product information
These white tulip baking cups give your cupcakes and muffins a tall, festive edge: the base is Ø 50 mm and the tulip-shaped points rise from 55 to 80 mm. They are made of 50 g/m² greaseproof paper and fit a standard muffin tin. You order in packs of 200.
When do you choose tulip baking cups?
When you want to give muffins or cupcakes a bakery look. The tall points stand around the cupcake like a flower and catch the batter as it rises. Muffins look generously filled straight away, and fingers stay clean when you take them out of the display case.
Does a cupcake in a tulip cup still fit in a box?
Check the height of the box: with the points the cup is up to 80 mm tall. So choose a tall box from the cupcake boxes. For mini cupcakes there are mini tulip baking cups, and more styles are in the tulip baking cups.
Order the cups together with a cupcake box and you get an extra discount with a bundle deal.
| Size | Ø 50 mm base, 55 to 80 mm tall (tulip shape) |
|---|---|
| Material | Greaseproof paper (parchment) 50 g/m² |
| Colour | White |
| Sales unit | 200 baking cups |
| Food contact | Yes, all kinds of food |
| Oven | Yes, tested for baking at up to 180 °C for 30 minutes |
| Freezer | Not assessed in the declaration |
Material, food contact and disposal
The cups are made of white greaseproof paper (parchment) of 50 g/m². According to my supplier's declaration of compliance, they are suitable for direct contact with all kinds of food: dry, fatty, moist and acidic. They were tested with baking dough at 180 °C for 30 minutes and with oil at 175 °C for 2 hours, so you simply bake in them. They meet the European restrictions for PFOS, PFOA, PFHxS and C9-C14 PFCAs (POP Regulation and REACH). Empty baking cups are not packaging under Regulation (EU) 2025/40.
Disposal: used cups with baking residue go in general waste.
Frequently asked questions
How tall are the tulip baking cups?
The base is Ø 50 mm and the points rise from 55 to 80 mm. Keep that height in mind when choosing a box.
Can you bake in them directly?
Yes. According to my supplier's declaration of compliance, the cups were tested with baking dough at 180 °C for 30 minutes and are suitable for all kinds of food.
How do you dispose of used baking cups?
Used cups with baking residue go in general waste. Empty baking cups are not packaging, so the sorting rules for packaging do not apply.
Specifications
- Size: Ø 50 mm base, 55 to 80 mm tall (tulip shape)
- Order unit: 200 baking cups
- Material: Greaseproof paper (parchment) 50 g/m²
- Oven: Tested at 180 °C, 30 minutes
- Food contact: All kinds of food
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