It depend what type they are. Icing has sugar just like sugar muffins have sugar on top and inside. Possibly muffins.{Sugar Muffins}
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A patty tin is seperated into 6,9 or more circles. They are used to bake things suchas cakes muffins etc.
will you can use it for baking cakes,muffins,hard boiled eggs.
Muffins are a lot bigger than cupcakes and on cupcakes the icing seems to be hard and smooth! :)More information:The distinction between American style muffins and cupcakes can be hazy. The product called "muffins" in the U.S. might be called "tea cakes" in Great Britain. Technically, muffins are made with the same batter as quick breads with as little as 2 Tbs. sugar, while cupcakes are made with the batter used to make cake, with a full cup of sugar for a similar quantity. Also, muffins are NOT topped with frosting or icing, whereas cupcakes usually are.
Cookies are a pastry and pastries, like cakes and muffins, are not candy. Enough said.
in milk the sugar percentages is medium while in cakes it is high since of the ingredients have sugar or a sweetener in them. and when baking cakes we can add e.g bananas which already contain sugar.
Personally, just eat it, and eat the icing :)Glaze or frosting on muffins? Muffins are best without such things-- don't increase the sugar content. Muffins are not cupcakes.
Cakes and pastries are generally sweet, sugar is a sweetening agent. Sugar added to cake makes it sweet.
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add sugar to the muffin ingrediant