Is an English Muffin and a Crumpet the same thing?!
Question: If not, what's the diff?
Answers: If not, what's the diff?
They are different. Shaped about the same, the crumpet has holes in its surface and a more pancake-like quality, whereas a muffin is more bread-like.
By the way, can we refer to English muffins as muffins instead of qualifying them with the 'English' bit.
no, English muffin is more bread like
Crumpet has lots of holes in it, kinda hard to explain..
no..a muffin is just like a soft flour bread roll...a crumpet has holes int he tip and is a diffrent texture all together! you eat crumpets toasted with butter and jam. a muffin can be used to make sandwhiches.
No . An english muffin is like bread and a crumpet has largish holes in one side and is much yummier.
A Muffin (US: English muffin), also known as a Hot Muffin, or a Breakfast Muffin is a round, yeast-leavened form of bread. It may be eaten at breakfast in the UK as well as in North America.
A crumpet is a savoury snack made from flour and yeast. It is eaten mainly in the United Kingdom, but also in the nations of the Commonwealth.
No, the muffin is like a bread roll and needs to be slit before toasting, a crumpet it thinner cant be split and is very holey, it too needs toasting.
Not the same
google image - english muffin, then crumpet and ya will see the difference!!!
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muffin the mule is an offense. but muffin a bit of crumpet is legal.
Crumpets wonderful things,this may help you out a bit,,, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crumpets
Do i detect a 'sexual connotation' here bud?....Haven't done any MUFF diving lately but am partial to the odd bitta CRUMPET now & again, by the way had 'crumpets' this AM!....