Stainless Steel Muffin Pans?

[Barcino]

All they have at most stores is non stick. What do I buy and where do I buy from if I want to avoid it? I am dying for some Muffins but I have no pan because I got rid of all my non stick and now I cannot find anything that has nonstick in the stores. UGH!

[ledzepplon]

Okay, this may be a dumb question. But if you use liners, is the nonstick so bad?

I haven't seen aluminum anywhere, but I have seen some silicone ones, although I don't know if those are potentially toxic or not.

Good luck on your quest!

[cristeen]

I just saw these at Organic Grace yesterday, actually.

Personally, I use silicone, though.

[rsps]

have you checked antique or thrift stores? Our muffin pans all belonged to my grandmother.

[mamadelbosque]

Mine are cast iron... I think I got them off of shopperschoice.com, or something... They're wonderful A bit pricy (I think I paid $34 total for two?), but they'll last forever search for cast iron 11 hole muffin pan

[Barcino]

Thank you! I don't even want the fumes of the teflon coating close to my food so for me no not even with liners. All teflon is gone from my house

[allnaturalmom]

I, too, have gotten rid of all non-stick bakeware, even if parchment or muffin liner paper would be the only thing touching the food. My worry is of fumes from the non-stick chemicals.

I picked up a set of stainless, 6-muffin cup pans from my local Kitchen Collection store/outlet. They are made by Hamilton Beach and I think I paid 9.99 each. They are so worth it! I have just searched their site and they don't seem to be there anymore... I hope they didn't discontinue them.

Anyway, maybe you could try this as an alternative:

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...pr_product_top

It's a little pricey and I cannot speak to the quality, but this company makes a stainless square cake pan I have had my eye on for a long time. Maybe santa will leave it under my tree this year?

Also, http://www.cornerkitchenpeddler.com/ offers a lot of stainless bakeware with descriptions for each. Some prices more reasonable than others. You may want to check them out. I have never ordered from them before, though, so I can't speak to their reputation as an online retailer.

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[organic-momma]

Williams Sonoma usually has both aluminum or non-stick with all of their pans, you might want to check them out.

[True Blue]

I use Pampered Chef stoneware pans...they become pretty nonstick without the chemicals.