Healthy Muffin Recipe
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All Comments (21)
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Ok so glad someone pointed out about the amount of baking powder!
Just one thing... I usually only use 1 egg in normal muffins, and about 80g of butter. However,
we all know that egg yolk has a very high content of the bad cholestorol that furs up our arteries. I think that 4 eggs is a huge amount of choloestorol, therefore, not really healthy! In normal muffins, you can use wholemeal organic flour and less sugar. It is not true that fructose, or fruit sugar, is in fact healthier.
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@Irishberry96 Great!! :)
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@Irishberry96 How did yours turn out? Nice?
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This recipe is suit for people who are conscious with their figure. A healthy muffin indeed!
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Oh my gosh they look so good! Can't wait to make this
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@sibeguev umm... with the muffins? (PS can't wait to come to germany!)
Hi Kieran, great recipe thanks. I am just a bit confused is it 1 teaspoon or 1 tablespoon of baking powder?? On your site is says teaspoon but in the video you say tablespoon?
I made one batch with the rolled oats but ran out for my second batch and had only quick oats left. I added a bit of sr wholemeal flour and some oat bran. they rose up beautifully.
leontine78 9 months ago
@leontine78 Glad you liked it :) I'm not a stickler for measurements (as you probably saw in the video!) but go with 1 teaspoon.
I've used rolled oats, quick cooks oats and oatmeal before and they all work well (without flour) but I just like the texture of the rolled oat muffins so much more :)
kieranspt 8 months ago
OMG thanks for making this im in love with muffins and i wanted to make some healthy ones enstead of eating mcdonalds ones i know they are fatty but I LOVE MUFFINS!
lisakao124 1 year ago
@lisakao124 I'm glad you like them! Get creative with the flavours. let me know how you go with them and any really good flavours you come up with :)
kieranspt 1 year ago