Bun Tins?

Thank you everyone. I shall look for the Paul Hollywood one as it looks as though it is the correct shape - small but not mini- muffin shape. Puzzled to see the third image showing a loose bottom and one of it's uses being Yorkshire Puddings! I do have fairy cake/ mince pie tins, I just want this particular look, without the mega-size of regular American style muffins. We all have our little foibles

Shysal I think if I had to pay sixteen quid for a bun tin, no matter whose name it had on it (which is probably why it is so expensive ), I would give up making buns! Why do you specifically need it to be straight sided? I use cup cake cases (smaller than a muffin and bigger than a fairy cake) in straight sided muffin tins and it works very well.

Didn't we used to just use those little paper cake cases for fairy cakes? Put straight onto a baking sheet and filled. Now I have muffin tins that need a muffin liner, but haven't used it much lately. Oh, and rock buns are lovely and moreish.

And the Baked Potato. When did they turn into Jacket Potatoes?

Its the word bun is the problem. They’ve ceased to exist. It’s now all fairy cakes and muffins (which definitely aren’t muffins). I determinedly ask for buns in shops. Bring back the Bun!

www.amazon.co.uk/MasterClass-12-Hole-Non-Stick-Shallow-Baking/dp/B000FU8DP4/ref=sr_1_2?keywords=fairy+cake+tins&tag=gransnetforum-21&ie=UTF8&qid=1528698149&sr=8-2

These are fairy cake tins. Is that what you are looking for?

Sorry, just looked at the above item, and the extra photos show different shapes but no choice given, so you would have to contact the seller to be sure.

This Paul Hollywood one has 2 inch wide, I inch deep holes.
www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Paul-Hollywood-Bakeware-Non-Stick-12-Hole-Mince-Pie-Fairy-Cake-Tin-Sheet/131871972720?epid=1676729590&hash=item1eb42e9d70:g:frUAAOSw10harFDB