Mini Foil Cupcake Liners – Easter Flowers (60 pcs)
Paper Cupcake Cases
Paper Cupcake Cases
Plain PME paper cases are made from greaseproof paper and keep their colour after baking. They come in yellow, pink, green, purple and light blue in packs of 60, and in white in packs of 300. The patterned cases are foil-lined, so grease doesn't soak through and the pattern stays visible: stars, black and gold, vintage bow, ladybirds and bees, in packs of 30. For Easter there are chicks and mini cases with flowers, both in packs of 60. Tall tulip muffin cases have their own category.
Products
Foil Cupcake Cases – Black & Gold (30 pcs)
Foil Cupcake Liners – Stars (30 pcs)
Foil Cupcake Liners – Vintage Bow (30 pcs)
Paper Cupcake Liners – White (300 pcs)
Foil Cupcake Liners – Bees (30 pcs)
Foil Cupcake Liners – Ladybugs (30 pcs)
PME Yellow Cupcake Cases (60 pcs)
PME Paper Cupcake Cases – Purple (60 pcs)
PME Paper Cupcake Cases – Light Blue (60 pcs)
PME Paper Cupcake Cases – Green (60 Pack)
PME Pink Cupcake Cases (60 pcs)
Paper Cupcake Liners
Easter Cupcake Cases: Cheerful Chicks
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Frequently asked questions
Paper or foil-lined cases?
Plain paper cases are greaseproof and keep their colour after baking. Foil-lined cases add a layer of foil, so grease doesn't soak through and the pattern stays clean. All the patterned cases here are foil-lined.
Which pattern suits which occasion?
Ladybirds and bees suit a children's party, black and gold suits New Year's Eve or an evening table, and the vintage bow suits a wedding or christening. Stars work for birthdays and Christmas alike.
How many cases come in a pack?
Coloured paper cases come in packs of 60, white in packs of 300 and patterned foil-lined cases in packs of 30. The Easter chicks and the mini flower cases come 60 to a pack, in two designs.
Will the cases fit my tin?
Standard cases have a 50–52 mm base and are 28–30 mm tall, and they fit a regular muffin tin. Mini cases are 48 mm across the top and 21 mm tall, which suits small cupcakes and pralines.
Do the cases need a tin?
Yes, PME recommends using them to line a muffin tin. That's where they hold their shape best.