Hey all! So I have a silicon muffin pan that cupcake papers wont fit into...the papers are too fat and squish/crinkle when shoved into my pan. So I actually went to the grocery store and spent $12 on a new "muffin pan" and yet again my stupid cupcake papers dont fit. Is there a difference between a muffin pan and a cupcake pan? I'm pretty sure I don't have crazy sized cupcake papers because I have all different types for the different holidays and none of them fit...but they all used to fit in my mom's muffin pan back home 
Hi. I have never heard of such a thing!!! How strange, I really wouldn't guess why it won't work...I hope someone has a good answer...
Not all liners fit all pans. Slight differences will cause puckering.
You just need to find out if your pan is standard. Maybe the easiest way to check is to buy a pack of Reynold's liners. They are standard. If the fit, you will be able to look for standard liners and all will fit. Bulk lines always give bottom and side measurements.
If they don't fit, you will have to find liners for that size pan.
The word muffin is applied to all small well pans, from mini and micro to jumbo.
I'm not near my liners and pans, but the numbers are clear. Most big liners go up in 1/4 inch increments. The minis in smaller, I think 1/8's.
Do you need to line your silicone pan? Bake the cupcakes and then use WRAPPERS for the finished cuppies versus a liner while baking. That is the beauty of silicone.
I remember when they were ALL the same size.
I noticed that some of my cupcake pans are a bit wider at the top than others about 1/4". I use the larger ones all the time because then I don't have to worry about the cupcake liner puckering as you describe. You would think all of them were the same size. I did not realize the difference until I began to notice that two of my pans never had the puckering problem.
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