Juvale8-Inch Parchment Paper Rounds with Lift Tabs, Nonstick Cake Pan Baking Liners - 100 Sheets - Cake Pan Liners

Good quality and met my expectations

Tabs didn’t work. You may need to double them up. Tabs ripped while pulling cake out of the pan.

These are such a time saver! I love the "arms" on the sides. I place them into my pans so that the "arm's are in reverse from the way they came packaged otherwise the "arms" will want to fold back into the pan. The arms can be used to help lift the cake out of the pan, but be carefulI if you use this method. In fact 2 liners might be good as long as the "arms' are offset to help when lifting a cake out of a pan. This would be needed if you're not wanting to flip the cake over and then flip it again so that the top of the cake is back on top. I have these in a variety of sizes to fit all of my cake pans. These liners are so much easier than cutting liners out of waxed paper!

Use st least 2 rounds to support weight of cake.

These 8” sheets of parchment paper are great for baking an eight inch (8”) cake. The best element of these sheets of parchment is not the thickness of the paper or other quality of the paper but that they have extensions on opposite ends used for aiding your lifting the cake out to the pan when baked. These two ‘handles’ are strong enough to lift a light cake from the pan when cooled. However, if the pan is first sprayed with a flour based no-stick spray and then another spray added directly onto the paper after it is placed in the pan, and the cake is somewhat heavy, e.g, any cake batter filled with fruit, nuts or any other additive, it was found that these handles can break off when using them to pull the cake out of the pan.The fault of these handles breaking away was not in the paper itself but rather in being soaked with too much no-stick spray. Remember, the pan was sprayed before and after the paper was placed on the bottom of the pan. However, when baking a light batter such as one with egg whites and no additives such as nuts and/or fruits, the paper even when stroked was strong enough to help lift out the baked cake. One word of warning, when tested, it was also found that if the cake is cooled too long giving enough time for the parchment paper to soak even more of the no-stick spray, the handles can (and did) break away. It is suggested that you lift out the cake from the pan as soon as the cake has cooled. Otherwise, turn the cake pan upside down to remove the cake from the pan.HIGHLY RECOMMENDED WITH CAUTION

Lift tabs make it soo much easier to transfer cake.

Product is as described. Looking forward to using the Juvale paper liners with tabs when removing my cake layers.

These liners were easy to use. I made a two-layer cake that came out perfect, not even a huge lump on the top of each cake round like with other cake pans! The liner will stick less and these were helpful! Less fuzz when cleaning your cake pans!