Savoury one from Morrisons (6 for 25p reduced) toasted in the George Foreman grill with polish sopocka ham and Grandmas tasty Lancashire (shh) cheese with some wasabi for a bit of spice.
Think I will make another but add some Worcester sauce this time.
A muffin with all that stuff on as well?
Do you wierd yorkshire larks class a muffin to be something differant than a fancy fairy cake?
you are too Americanised and not a proper Englishman Al if you don't know what a real muffin is shame on you. You should leave the forum with your head hung low.
It was nice knowing you
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Though the Yanks call crumpets English muffins
muffin = teacake = bap = breadroll & perfect for fitting all manner of stuff inside
american muffin = stodgy sweet affair (ie not a proper cake at all), with bits of fruit n stuff often added but not usually covered in cheese, ham and wasabi
Ali H - Glossopdale Harriers
Thats a tea-cake!Originally Posted by Antisocial
your mother would be so proud!!!
I bet they are packing your bags now.
Wrong - a muffin is not a bread roll, tea or barmcake. Honestly where do you people learn things?muffin = teacake = bap = breadroll & perfect for fitting all manner of stuff inside
american muffin = stodgy sweet affair (ie not a proper cake at all), with bits of fruit n stuff often added but not usually covered in cheese, ham and wasabi
Wot! I say they are one and the same (apart from oven bottomed ones which are unique)......
Ali H - Glossopdale Harriers
So then in theory....i dipped a muffin in my soup for lunch.
Why couldnt you have just called it 'todays sandwich/butty?'
So then in theory....i dipped a muffin in my soup for lunch.
Why couldnt you have just called it 'todays sandwich/butty?'
...or bap
Ali H - Glossopdale Harriers
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