Muffins

It's probably a blueberry muffin.

It might also be a plain muffin with blue food coloring added to the cake batter and / or the frosting.

try putting it on a different rack! Yes. Also, the top is never as dark so as long as a toothpick comes out clean, they should be perfectly fine.

It depends how much chocolate was in the muffuns. If they were loaded they could. A few it probably won't hurt. They size also matters. It will affect smaller did not then larger dogs.

Yes, just put the mix into a cake tin instead of into muffin cases.

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To make blueberry muffins, you will need sugar, flour, baking powder, salt, vegetable oil, eggs, milk, butter and cinnamon. Sometimes these ingredients may vary.

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i like muffins yes i do now you

die in hole with coconuts this time

would that be a migrating coconut or a naturally falling coconut that happened to fall into a hole right under a coconut tree?

eat them

a quality muffin should be:

1. moist

2. golden in color

3. cake like in texture

They harden and don't come out.

It will soften in the baking liquids when you bake the muffins.

Idk but i think you put them in 5 rows of 6 cause 6 times 5 = 30

yes

most are around 220mg or lower with exception of BAYS english Muffins are double in sodium in fact these are very good muffins but they need to lower sodium by 50% in order to be safe for eating. I guess we will have to wait until FDA rolls out there new regulation on sodium for processed foods.

The English muffin has come a long way - culturally and geographically. Originally eaten by the "downstairs" servants in England's Victorian society, the English muffin surfaced and rose to prominence in Great Britain when members of all classes of society became aware of its goodness. The family baker made English muffins from leftover bread and biscuit dough scraps and mashed potatoes. He fried the batter on a hot griddle, creating light, crusty muffins for the servants. Once members of the "upstairs" family tasted these rich muffins, they began to request them for themselves - especially during teatime. As a result of the English muffin becoming the "most fancied" bread on the isle, English muffin factories sprang up all over England. Muffin men could be heard in the streets selling their muffins from wooden trays slung around their necks. For teatime in private homes and clubs, the English muffins would be split and toasted over an open fire and served in a covered sterling dish alongside tea. The prominence of the muffin men in English society was evident when "Oh, do you know the muffin man" became a popular children's nursery rhyme. The popularity of the English muffin reached its zenith in Great Britain during the years preceding World War I.

I think u can their is really no difference to that than cookie boxes that CAN be recycled

Yes if you eat too many, like poppy seed muffins. It is an opiate.

Try Tesco but when its gone its gone!

1. well you justt put them in the freazer when youve baked them!

The oven mightn't have been hot enough, or there might've been too much liquid in the mix.

Muffins are a type of "quick bread," which uses baking powder or baking soda as leavening. Yeast requires an hour or more to raise dough or batter, and produces a different crumb than desired in (American) muffins.