You look really cute in your muffin top!
"Hey have you seen Muff?" "Yes." "Well, where is he?" "In." "What?" "MUFFIN!"
Two muffins are sitting in a bakery display counter and one looks to the other and says "Moo." and the other muffin responds with "Baaaa." The first muffin, slightly perplexed says; "Baaaa? What the heck is that?" The second muffin explains; "I'm learning a second language."
One muffin looks to the other and says; "Hey, let's be rebels and muffout."
One muffin looks to another muffin with obvious envy and says: "Is that bran new?"
One muffin looks to another muffin with obvious sympathy and says: "Don't be so blueberry."
One muffin said, "Flippin eck, its hot in here."The other muffin looked across to baking tray and said "WOW! a talking muffin!"
muffin (cake) came from America but muffin (bread) came from England and is usually eaten with a filling in the middle at tea time.
That would be the hugely successful spud muffin, which began as a term of endearment until the rise of popularity for the muffin in the United States. Shortly thereafter an enterprising bakery owner by the name of Ida Holt developed the spud muffin which for Idahoian's was so popular that State Representative, Eddie Hoe, proposed legislation declaring the spud muffin the official state muffin.
yeah.. she divorced the muffin man and is now with the pillsbury dough boy.. =\
No, Wyoming does not have a state muffin. In fact, Wyoming does not have an official state food.
One muffin said, "Flippin eck, its hot in here."The other muffin looked across to baking tray and said "WOW! a talking muffin!"
Oh my god a talking muffin.
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Yes they do. I once heard a muffin say "hey i can talk" and another muffin yelling "oh crap a talking muffin" it was crazy!
Muffin in french is still '' muffin".
One way would be "Süßen Honig Muffin."
Not much other than muffins... One big muffin?
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bocaire ANOTHER WORD muifín
sonho - muffin was the closest I could get
Popularized by the show Seinfeld, muffin bottoms are often called "stumps." Other terms for the bottom of a muffin include "stalks," "stems," and "leftovers."
The corn muffin is the official state muffin of Massachusetts. The blueberry muffin is the official state muffin of Minnesota. The apple muffin is the official state muffin of New York.