Muffins, your thoughts, opinions and experiences.

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Originally Posted by theundeadhero

In my young adventurous days a friend and I decided to once again alter our minds in my basement with a lot of magic stuff. We then became hungry so we went up to my kitchen to see what was up. There wasn't anything that looked really good but then we checked out my cabinets again and found some muffin mixes. One was like real mix where you add eggs and milk and stuff but the other was a just add water kind. We fixed them up seperately and while they baked in the oven the two of us died laughing. We seemed to think it was really funny that my neighbor had no idea the two of us were high making muffins in my kitchen while she cut her grass outside. Then the muffins were done! The just add water ones were horrible so we didn't do more than try them, but at the time the other ones were smurfing delicious. Other than that, I am soulless.

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You have a small sliver of a soul. You aren't hopeless at least.

This thread is now about REAL muffins, none of that sugary sponge crap.

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Pic related, it's a food of a much higher class

You're missing the sausage, bacon, cheese, and egg there, mate.

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Originally Posted by Old Manus

This thread is now about REAL muffins, none of that sugary sponge crap.

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Pic related, it's a food of a much higher class

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Well, I'm hungry now.

I don't like english muffins either.

I like to bake blueberry muffins and eat them hot.

Also, what Manus posted. Mmmmmm.

I like to go to My Favorite Muffin and get a ton of tiny minimuffins to chomp on. I also like to get tuna bagel sandwiches. I know those aren't muffins, but I get them at a good muffin place so I thought I would bring it up.

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Originally Posted by Jessweeee♪

I like to go to My Favorite Muffin and get a ton of tiny minimuffins to chomp on. I also like to get tuna bagel sandwiches. I know those aren't muffins, but I get them at a good muffin place so I thought I would bring it up.

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I love that place oh so much. It's way too long of a drive to go up to the nearest one where I live though so that's a shame. I miss that place...

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This thread is now about REAL muffins, none of that sugary sponge crap.

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...OnPlate_wb.jpg

Pic related, it's a food of a much higher class

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I believe the Brits call this a crumpet :hello:

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Originally Posted by Jentleness

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Originally Posted by Old Manus

This thread is now about REAL muffins, none of that sugary sponge crap.

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...OnPlate_wb.jpg

Pic related, it's a food of a much higher class

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I believe the Brits call this a crumpet :hello:

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Then what do they call crumpets?

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On topic, I don't have much of a sweet tooth, so cheese and bacon savoury muffins are easily my favouite.

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Originally Posted by Happy Noodle Boy

Then what do they call crumpets?

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On topic, I don't have much of a sweet tooth, so cheese and bacon savoury muffins are easily my favouite.

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Ah, but the differences are marginal at best. According to The Joy of Cooking, to make crumpets you use the English Muffin recipe but substitute milk for the water and use less flour. Basically, the English Muffin is an Americanized Crumpet, go Thomas! :hello:

I am Southern at heart. Give me a cornbread muffin and I will like you forever.

Double chocolate muffins from Costco is all you have to say.

I remain disappointed at the lack of Poppy Seed Muffin representation in this thread.