I use this for soap making and it's perfect. I did run into one issue though. When making white soap, it will have a red tint to it at certain angles, but at times its not noticeable. The soap was easy to take out too. I just place it in the fridge for a few afters to make sure the sides dont crumble. Will definitely be getting more and recommending this item to soap makers.

I cannot recommend the Mrs. Anderson's Silicone Baking Cups. The cups left a very noticeable chemical aftertaste in the baked goods that were baked in them as though the silicone leached into the outer surface of the baked goods.

Additionally, but less important, the cups are difficult to clean completely. Tiny food particles have resisted numerous scrubbings and seem to be permanently stuck to some of the cups.

I used the cups in a 350 degree oven, which is well within the heat rating for the cups. The cups were thoroughly washed before use and I prepared a tried and true recipe for cornbread.

There is a difference to the types of silicone used for baking goods. This silicone muffin top is substantially thicker than other brands on Amazon.
You will still need a baking sheet underneath this but compared to other brands this is not flimsy. If you are making coconut bread for keto diet this is perfect for making English muffins, rolls - use the recipe for coconut bread and pat dough/mixture into each circle and bake. If dough sticks to your hand moisten hand slightly with water and pat down, or use parchment paper on top and smooth out dough.
ULITMATE keto buns! Use the fathead pizza dough recipe and make in stand mixer. Roll the dough out with some extra coconut flour to prevent stickiness and slice into 6 rounds and press into muffin top pan. Bake same temp as recipe but I find the dough browns quickly so half way I cover with tin foil. I bring my muffins to the diner for my hamburger, fold a half to use as hotdog buns, makes great sandwich rolls. Google fathead pizza dough.

I make a lot of bread, so I have gone through a lot of bread pans. I always have the hardest time getting them not to stick. Or the sides won't stick, but you try to get the bread out and the whole bottom sticks to the pan. I've used this a few times now and I don't have that problem. The bread comes right out with ease :).

Works really well. Easy to popnout muffins. Not easy to clean. However you can reverse the cup part and clean it better that way with a scrub sponge.