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Anonymous, 1 yr 169 days ago
Well,
I've been having this debate with my friends at uni. Once I got home and got talking to my wise mum... who said that muffins have oil (and usually fruit) while cupcakes have sugar and butter, thus muffins are better for you, while cupcakes less so..
Anonymous, 360 days ago
Muffins are usually eaten with turtle mustard. While cupcakes are usually made by crawford boyces grandma and aer for special occasions. Such as crawfords first basket.. yet to come.
Anonymous, 56 days ago
A 'scone' in the Pacific Northwest is no where near a 'proper' scone...as all of us Brits would expect!  
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