

The Silicone Kitchen
A woman-owned North Carolina brand of food-grade silicone baking cups, baking mats, spatulas and air fryer liners in muted colors. Shop 24 mini cups for $8.75, with free US shipping over $35.
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A woman-owned North Carolina brand of food-grade silicone baking cups, baking mats, spatulas and air fryer liners in muted colors.
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At a glance
- Free Shipping
- US orders over $35
- Shipping Under $35
- $5.99 flat-rate economy
- Ships To
- US only, including Alaska and Hawaii
- Baking Cups From
- $8.75 for 24 minis
- Oven Safe
- Up to 445°F (230°C); racks to 500°F
- Material
- Food-grade silicone; FDA and LFGB claims (no report posted)
- Returns
- Free returns by policy; no window stated
- Made In
- China, for a Pittsboro, NC brand
Pros
- Thousands of Amazon Ratings: The regular 24-pack of baking cups shows about 4.7 out of 5 from more than 4,700 Amazon ratings, and the jumbo 12-pack about 4.6 from more than 5,400.
- Low Prices and a $35 Free-Shipping Line: A 24-pack of mini cups costs $8.75, a two-mat half-sheet set $17.25 and the spatula trio $20.00, with economy shipping free on US orders over $35 and $5.99 below.
- Oven, Freezer and Dishwasher Ready: Most pieces are rated oven-safe to 445°F (the roasting racks to 500°F), go in the microwave, freezer and dishwasher, and arrive in a reusable cotton mesh bag.
Cons
- The refund policy promises free returns while the FAQ says the return postage is deducted, and neither names a return window, so email [email protected] before sending anything back and ask who pays the postage and how long you have.
- The store ships only within the US, with no checkout rate for Canada, Australia or the UK, and its FDA and LFGB claims are not backed by a published lab report, so shoppers abroad need another retailer and anyone who wants the paperwork should ask the brand for it.
The Verdict
What sets The Silicone Kitchen apart is reusable silicone bakeware in quiet, kitchen-friendly colors at everyday prices: Rachel Breuhaus started the Pittsboro, North Carolina company in 2019 after finding that most silicone tools came in fluorescent colors, and the range still follows that brief: baking cups in four collections (the navy, dusty blue, sage and white Signature Collection, Matte Black, Designer White and Dusty Rose & Blue), matching baking mats, spatulas and a few air fryer and roasting accessories. The cups come in mini, regular, jumbo, mini loaf and bento shapes and stand on a baking sheet without a muffin tin. The brand rates most pieces oven-safe to 445°F, the roasting racks to 500°F, and on Amazon its regular 24-pack holds about 4.7 out of 5 from more than 4,700 ratings, a larger record than most small kitchen brands can show. Prices are modest: 24 mini cups cost $8.75, 24 regular cups $13.75, a two-mat half-sheet set $17.25, the 3-piece spatula set $20.00 and the 60-cup, four-mat Kitchen Starter Set $50.00 against the store's own $66.70 compare-at price. Economy shipping is free on US orders over $35 and $5.99 below that, Priority Mail and UPS upgrades are priced at checkout, and orders usually leave within one to three business days. Every piece arrives in a reusable cotton mesh bag, which makes even an $8.75 pack of cups a presentable small gift, and the store also sells BāKIT Box family baking kits from $36.99 and gift cards from $10. The reservations concern paperwork rather than the products. The refund policy says returns are free while the FAQ says the return postage comes out of the refund, and neither gives a deadline; the FDA and LFGB claims are not backed by a published lab report; and the store does not ship outside the US. The product pages are candid about limits, noting that the spatulas have a nylon core and that the strainer's steel clips keep it out of the oven and microwave. Ask by email before returning anything, request the test report if it matters to you, and buy a bundle rather than single packs if you want a full set, since bundles carry the clearest saving on the site.
Food-Grade Silicone Baking Cups, Mats and Kitchen Tools in Muted Colors
The Silicone Kitchen, LLC is a North Carolina company founded in 2019 by Rachel Breuhaus, who runs it as a small, woman-owned business from 345 Sunset Grove Drive in Pittsboro, NC. Its FAQ says the products are made in China by a partner silicone manufacturer, and the brand also sells through Amazon, Walmart.com and HomeGoods stores. The range covers baking cups in four color collections and five shapes, half- and quarter-sheet baking mats, spatulas, roasting racks, an air fryer liner, a popcorn maker, a clip-on strainer, cutting boards, a rolling pin and BāKIT Box baking activity kits for families.
Prices are listed in US dollars and stay low: a 24-pack of mini baking cups costs $8.75, a 12-pack of regular cups $9.25, a 24-pack $13.75 and a 12-pack of jumbo cups $13.50. A two-mat half-sheet baking mat set is $17.25, the 3-piece spatula set $20.00, the air fryer liner with a conversion-chart magnet $12.25, and the Kitchen Starter Set gift bundle, with 60 cups and four mats, $50.00 against the store's own compare-at price of $66.70. The BāKIT Box activity kits, sold by a partner, run $36.99 to $45.99.
Orders leave Pittsboro within one to three business days (the shipping policy says one to two, the FAQ two to three) and most arrive two to five days after dispatch. Economy shipping is free over $35 and $5.99 below that, with Priority Mail and UPS upgrades priced at checkout; a 1 November 2026 checkout estimate returned rates for Alaska and Hawaii but none for Canada, Australia or the UK, so the store serves US addresses only. The FAQ rates most pieces oven-safe to 445°F (230°C) and dishwasher, microwave and freezer safe, the strainer's steel clips keep it out of the oven and microwave, and the spatulas have a nylon core under the silicone. Product pages say the silicone meets FDA and European LFGB standards, but no test report is posted.
The refund policy offers free returns and a refund to the original payment method once the item reaches Pittsboro, while the FAQ says the return postage is deducted, and neither names a time limit, so email [email protected] first. A 100% satisfaction guarantee covers purchases from the brand's own channels, and Amazon or Walmart orders are handled by those platforms. The independent record sits mostly on Amazon, where the regular 24-pack of baking cups shows about 4.7 out of 5 from more than 4,700 ratings and the jumbo 12-pack about 4.6 from more than 5,400; the brand has no Trustpilot profile and no BBB listing.
The Silicone Kitchen: what to know before you buy
The Silicone Kitchen sells reusable silicone baking cups, mats and kitchen tools in muted colors from Pittsboro, North Carolina. Here is what the store charges, how shipping and returns work, and which set fits your kitchen.
Shipping, returns & warranty
The store ships to US addresses only. Economy shipping costs $5.99 and is free on orders over $35; at checkout the economy option showed a 5 to 8 day estimate, with Priority Mail (about two days) and UPS options priced by the carrier. Alaska and Hawaii addresses received the same $5.99 economy rate in a 1 November 2026 checkout estimate, while Canada, Australia and the UK received no rate at all.
Orders leave Pittsboro, NC within one to three business days (the shipping policy says one to two, the FAQ two to three), and most arrive two to five days after dispatch. No 2026 holiday order-by date is published, so allow extra time in December or pay for Priority Mail.
Returns start with an email to [email protected], and the item goes back to 345 Sunset Grove Dr, Pittsboro, NC 27312 for a refund to your original payment method. The refund policy calls returns free, while the FAQ says the return postage is deducted, and neither gives a time limit, so ask before you post anything. Products bought from the brand's own channels carry a 100% satisfaction guarantee; Amazon and Walmart orders are returned through those platforms.
The Silicone Kitchen product lines
Baking cups are the core of the range. They come in four color collections (the Signature Collection in navy, dusty blue, sage and white, Matte Black, Designer White, and Dusty Rose & Blue with a small handle) and in mini, regular (about 3 x 1.25 in), jumbo, mini loaf and bento shapes. They are thick enough to stand on a baking sheet without a muffin tin and double as lunch-box dividers.
Baking mats come in pairs: half-sheet mats fit a 16 x 11.75 in pan and quarter-sheet mats an 8 x 11.75 in pan. Other tools include a 3-piece spatula set (spatula, skinny spatula and spoonula with a nylon core), an air fryer liner with a conversion-chart magnet, a set of two roasting racks (about 7 x 10.75 in each, rated to 500°F), a collapsible microwave popcorn maker, a clip-on strainer pair with steel clips, a French tapered rolling pin and a 3-piece cutting board set.
The store also carries BāKIT Box baking activity kits for families (from a partner) and gift cards from $10 to $100. Everything ships in a reusable cotton mesh bag.
How to choose the right set
For muffins and cupcakes, start with the regular cups: a 12-pack is $9.25 and a 24-pack $13.75. Jumbo cups suit egg bites and large muffins, minis suit candies, mini muffins and snacks, and the bento squares and rectangles work best as lunch-box dividers.
If you bake cookies or roast vegetables, a pair of half-sheet mats ($17.25) replaces parchment for most sheet-pan jobs; quarter-sheet mats ($11.75 a pair) fit toaster ovens. The roasting racks lift food over a quarter-sheet pan or a 9 x 13 in dish.
For a gift or a first full set, the Kitchen Starter Set (60 cups in three sizes plus four mats, $50.00) costs less than buying the same items separately. Check the temperature limits before use: most pieces are rated to 445°F, and the strainer is for hand washing and stovetop draining only.
Deals & pricing
Several products show a lower sale price next to a higher compare-at price; those compare-at figures are the store's own, for example $50.00 against $66.70 for the Kitchen Starter Set and $21.25 against $29.00 for the roasting racks. Everyday prices are already low, from $8.75 for 24 mini cups to $25.00 for the cutting board set.
The simplest saving is to pass the $35 free-shipping line in one order, which a bundle or a couple of cup packs and a mat set will do. We did not find a current promo code, and we do not list unverified ones.
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The Silicone Kitchen: questions people ask
Straight answers about The Silicone Kitchen, then how this review was written and stays independent.
About The Silicone Kitchen
Is The Silicone Kitchen legit?
Yes. The Silicone Kitchen, LLC is a registered North Carolina company founded in 2019 by Rachel Breuhaus, with a published address in Pittsboro, NC, a phone number and an email. Its baking cups carry thousands of Amazon ratings (the regular 24-pack about 4.7 out of 5 from more than 4,700), and it also sells through Walmart.com and HomeGoods. It has no Trustpilot profile or BBB listing, so Amazon is its main independent record.
What is The Silicone Kitchen return policy?
Returns start with an email to [email protected] and go back to the Pittsboro, NC address, with a refund to your original payment method once the item arrives. The refund policy calls returns free, but the FAQ says the return postage is deducted, and no time limit is stated, so confirm both points by email before you send anything. Amazon and Walmart orders are returned through those platforms.
Are The Silicone Kitchen products safe and oven-safe?
The brand says every piece is 100% food-grade, BPA-free silicone tested against FDA and European LFGB standards, though it does not publish the lab report. Most products are rated oven-safe to 445°F (230°C), the roasting racks to 500°F, and are dishwasher, microwave and freezer safe. The clip-on strainer has steel clips and stays out of the oven, microwave and air fryer, and the spatulas have a nylon core.
Does The Silicone Kitchen ship to Canada, Australia or the UK?
No. On 1 November 2026 the checkout offered shipping rates for US addresses, including Alaska and Hawaii, but none for Canada, Australia or the UK. US economy shipping costs $5.99 and is free on orders over $35.
Where are The Silicone Kitchen products made?
The company is based in Pittsboro, North Carolina, and its FAQ says manufacturing takes place in China with a partner silicone manufacturer. The brand designs the colors and sets and sells them through its own store, Amazon, Walmart.com, its Facebook and Instagram shops and HomeGoods stores.
About this review
Is this The Silicone Kitchen review sponsored?
No. The Silicone Kitchen did not pay for this write-up, see it before publication, or have any say in the verdict. If we earn anything it is a commission after you buy, and it comes out of the merchant’s margin rather than your price.
How was the The Silicone Kitchen assessed?
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