Aleš Lombergar

I tried google, williams somona, pyrex, and a few others and the only mention of glass muffin pan, is on a forum, saying that they dont exist! Im sorry.

Do you mean the type of pan with the little “cavities”, for baking muffins? In that case, now that you mention it, it’s not something you see very often. Probably because it would be harder to shape a glass vessel that way…but if they can shape metal, why not glass?

You’ll probably have to look in kitchen specialty stores, as opposed to a general merchandise store (like Wal-Mart). If the specialty shop doesn’t carry them, they might be able to order them….but be prepared to pay through the nose for it!

And by the way, you could achieve very similar results if you put a metal muffin-baking pan inside a large, glass baking dish (like a lasagna pan).

I don’t believe that such a thing exists. In fact, I’m pretty sure. I know that pampered chef makes a stoneware (clay) muffin pan. I have one and it cooks evenly like glass without burning the bottom. I love it!

I hope this helps.

These were made in the 1950s-1960s. If you check every week, you will find one of these sooner or later. I just got one last week off eBay.
Prices will be high since they are vintage, and glass breaks (unlike iron or aluminum pans). I got a 7×9 pan for $50.