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by Laurie {Simply Scratch}
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by Jessica @ FabFitMommy.com
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ac007 on 4.13.2012
These muffins look amazing! Thanks for sharing the recipe.
bubblesnak on 4.23.2012
Laurie, did you use a large muffin tin? I used a standard muffin tin and my muffins overflowed the pan! They were huge! Still tasted great, and came out perfect. Next time I might try it in the large muffin pan. Thanks for a great recipe!
Laurie {Simply Scratch} on 4.24.2012
Yes I used a regular muffin tin. Sorry that happened to ya!
zimmsbride on 5.19.2012
I just made these for breakfast. I doubled the recipe to make a dozen and used muffin liners because I always have trouble when I don’t. Mine also overflowed a bit on the top, so the recipe would probably make 7-8 muffins total without doubling. They are so delish, and I haven’t even tried them with the syrup yet! Thanks, Laurie!
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