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English muffin

noun

  1. a rather flat muffin made from yeast dough, typically baked on a griddle, and then split and toasted before being eaten.


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Word History and Origins

Origin of English muffin1

First recorded in 1925–30
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Example Sentences

“Morning, Nichole! I brought you and Calvin breakfast. I didn’t know if y’all were biscuit types or English muffin types, so I got a little bit of everything. You sleep okay?”

“Has anyone seen the toaster?” my dad asked at breakfast, helplessly holding two floppy halves of an English muffin.

We ended up eating there two mornings of our trip, lured back by the spectacular gluten-free cake doughnuts, thick-cut bacon and housemade English muffins.

The muffin man in charge of this English muffin pop-up is Max Walsh.

Campbell put his own project on the back burner to run the bread program at Willmott’s Ghost for three years while continuing to make things like corn cookies and English muffins for his pop-ups.

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