Rocky Top on Every Cupcake: 48 Tennessee Vols Baking Cups for Game Day and Beyond
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If you are baking for a Vols crowd, the frosting is only half the job. The cupcake wrapper is the first thing everyone sees when they grab one, and a plain white liner does nothing for a table that is supposed to scream Tennessee orange.
The 48-piece Tennessee Volunteers baking cup set fixes that. These officially licensed paper cups go straight from the muffin tin to the tailgate table, so every cupcake, muffin, and snack cup is on-theme without any extra work.
What's in the Pack
You get 48 standard-size paper baking cups, enough for four full dozen cupcakes or four rounds through a 12-cup muffin tin.
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Feature |
Detail |
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Piece count |
48 baking cups |
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Capacity |
5 ounces, fits standard cupcakes and 3-inch muffins |
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Material |
Responsibly sourced, recyclable paper |
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Oven rating |
Bake at under 400°F |
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Licensing |
Officially licensed Tennessee Volunteers design |
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Use |
Disposable, bake-in or wrap-and-gift |
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Colors |
Tennessee orange and white |
Because they are rated for the oven, you can bake directly in them rather than swapping liners after the fact. That is the difference between a baking cup and a decorative wrapper, and it saves a step most people forget to budget time for.
More Than Cupcakes
Forty-eight cups is enough to cover a season of Saturdays, and they earn their keep well beyond dessert.
- Tailgate cupcakes. Bake Friday night, pack them in a cake carrier, and they are ready to hand out in the Neyland parking lots on Saturday morning.
- Game-day muffins. Orange-cranberry or blueberry muffins in Vols cups are an easy breakfast for a noon kickoff watch party.
- Snack cups. Skip the baking entirely and fill them with Chex mix, candied pecans, M&Ms in orange and white, or popcorn. Each guest gets their own portion and nothing gets double-dipped.
- Graduation party favors. Drop a few cookies or chocolates in a cup, wrap it in cellophane, and tie it with orange ribbon for a send-off gift that matches the rest of the table.
- Birthday parties. For a Vols-loving kid or adult, pair these with Tennessee cupcake toppers and the cupcake tray does the decorating for you.
- Office spreads. A dozen cupcakes in team cups is the easiest way to claim the break room on rivalry week.
Tip: fill the cups about two-thirds full so the batter does not rise over the printed rim and hide the design.
Why Hosts Reach for This Pack
- Officially licensed. The design is the real Tennessee Volunteers mark, not a vague orange checkerboard that looks close enough from across the room.
- Oven-safe up to 400°F. You bake in them, which means no transferring warm cupcakes into decorative liners and losing half the frosting in the process.
- Four dozen per pack. Most themed liners come 24 to a box. Forty-eight covers a bigger party, or two normal ones, for one purchase.
- Paper, not plastic. Made from responsibly sourced paper and recyclable, which matters to guests who notice that sort of thing.
- Part of a full set. PartyKandy makes matching Vols cupcake toppers, banners, plates, and napkins, so the cups can be the starting point for a coordinated table.
- Made by a small US business. PartyKandy is a woman-owned company operating in the USA.
A Small Gift Any Vols Baker Will Actually Use
For the friend who bakes for every watch party, a pack of these tucked into a gift bag with a bag of orange sprinkles is a thoughtful, under-the-radar present. They also work as a stocking stuffer, a care-package filler for a new student in Knoxville, or a hostess gift when you show up to someone else's tailgate.
Ready to bake in orange? Grab the 48-piece Tennessee Volunteers baking cup set and let the wrapper do the talking before anyone even takes a bite. Go Vols.