09/29/2009

from Houston

Easy to use, no problem with rust. Made delicious crumpets and muffins, much better than store-bought. Comes with recipe.

09/22/2009

Jake from Boston

Work well, and if you're feeling adventurous they make great egg molds for eggs and cheese on your homemade English muffins! Wish they were a heavier cast iron mold however, less leakage and rust issues.

09/18/2009

Debra from Palestine, TX

Geshia brand fruits come in can that the bottom can be cut out of. Going to make crumoets soon.

08/30/2009

S. Maxam from Upstate New York

About the tuna fish or cat food cans: These are made with only one openable end these days. You would need tin snips or a hacksaw to cut the bottom out.

07/01/2009

Bonnie from Washington - in the Blue Mountains.

While I wish they were made of something a little more durable, these are great when making muffins or as cookie cutters. You do need to dry them well but for the price I've really enjoyed using them.

03/10/2009

Christine from Live Oak, TX

I have several cats and the small cat food cans are the same size as tuna cans. Less expensive and you can throw them away or reuse.

02/26/2009

Nina from San Francisco

Wash with soap and water after baking, dry them, and then leave in the still warm oven to completely dry. Also works for cookie cutters - no rust.

02/25/2009

john j cozy from stuart fl

first attempt at muffins,they came out great,now looking for larger rings to supersize my english muffins.

02/23/2009

beth from new jersey

As was with the last reviewer, mine rusted after just one use. Find a manufacturer to make them out of stainless steel; otherwise, these are just not practical.

02/12/2009

Mary from NY

For the standard of KA product, it's better to look for other brands for the rings. Mine got rusty after one time use.
These are made from tin so do need to be thoroughly dried before they are stored. Mary @KAF