Definition of muffin
:a quick bread made of batter containing egg and baked in a pan having cuplike molds
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The shop also offers homemade muffins, natural gluten-free oatmeal, pastries from local bakeries and specialty flavored coffees and cold brew coffees.
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Today’s working class is worried about globalization, not access to fresh young muffins in Lisbon and Rome.
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The all-you-can-eat buffet for $30 includes hickory smoked spareribs, smoked andouille sausage, beef brisket, jumbo barbecue chicken legs, jalapeno cornbread muffins, bread pudding with bourbon sauce and more.
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Mr. Holmes Bakehouse and Smitten Ice Cream have teamed up to blow your mind this weekend, when the former’s signature croissant/muffin hybrids will be stuffed with Smitten flavors.
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In the non-farm category, choose from among baklava, muffins, and Ethiopian, Indian and Middle Eastern spices.
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To serve, remove from muffin tin and/or wrapper and leave at room temperature for 8-10 minutes.
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The bakery produces thousands of items daily, notably croissants, bagels, muffins, macarons and chocolates: C-1 Concourse, Terminal C, Newark Liberty International Airport, otgexp.com.
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McKinley’s opened as a branch of Dallas’ Celebrity Bakery and has continued the traditions of specialty cookies, muffins, layer cakes and pies.
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Origin and Etymology of muffin
probably from Low German muffen, plural of muffe cake
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