A muffin is any quickbread (mixed by muffin mixing method & does NOT contain yeast) that is in the shape of a cupcake. A cupcake is any cake batter mixed with the straight method or creaming method made into the shape of a cup.
Cupcakes (traditionally) have frosting on top, while muffins have no frosting, but muffins can have a glaze on top. Many people think that the difference is either frosting or no frosting, or that it's "in a paper liner" or not, but that is a common mistake. Either one can be made with or without a paper liner; it's just the baker's preference.
A quickbread (or muffin) CANNOT be baked like a sheet cake or round layered cake because it won't bake properly. The same goes for a cupcake batter - a cake batter (or cupcake) cannot be baked in a loaf or bundt pan because it will not bake properly. But, since both can be baked into a smaller shape, people often think they're the same.
Other (humorous) distinctions between muffins and cupcakes:
There is no such English phrase as "tea of a cup." You either have a cup of tea, or you have tea in a cup.
A coffee cup typically has a larger capacity than a tea cup to accommodate the larger volume of coffee typically consumed. Tea cups are usually smaller and have a more delicate design, often with a saucer accompanying them. Additionally, the handle on a coffee cup is usually larger and designed to fit multiple fingers for a more secure grip, while tea cups tend to have smaller handles.
Tea spoons are usually used in combination with tea, and coffee spoons are most commonly in coffe cups. This is the actual difference. If you take a tea spoon into a coffe cup, it will "transform" into a coffee spoon, as there is no tea present. Except for when one actually knows the difference and invests in specifically designed flatware sets which include the smaller sized coffee spoons. Many people may consider they drink coffee out of coffee cups because that is what their cup contains, when in many establishments and homes, coffee will be served in tea cups which are generally larger than traditional (and correct) coffee cups for the purpose.
A coffee filter is used to strain coffee grounds from brewed coffee, while a tea bag contains tea leaves for steeping in hot water to make tea.
a tea bag stays loger in a cup
tee is an american word for a top and tea is something like coffee that you drink :)
coffee
Yes. White tea has about 1% the caffeine of coffee (almost none) Green tea has 5-10% the caffeine of coffee Oolong tea has about 15% the caffeine of coffee Black tea has 20% the caffeine of coffee (the same as decaf coffee)
tea
No, I prefer coffee.
one dollar
freeze them in a cup.