Just curious.
The nooks and crannies....
Which side has the most butter?
Life Mystery #31045322:That Thomas' English Muffins are now made without High Fructose Corn Syrup.
HFCS is in all kinds of breads...most store breads.
Actually, HFCS is in the vast majority of items in a food store.
HFCS is in all kinds of breads...most store breads.
Actually, HFCS is in the vast majority of items in a food store.
There's a difference? Really? As long as it's good & crispy, I don't care. Don't give me no half-cooked bacon, and don't give me no half-toasted English muffin.
There's a difference? Really? As long as it's good & crispy, I don't care. Don't give me no half-cooked bacon, and don't give me no half-toasted English muffin.
true...but I've never noticed a difference in taste...but I guess I'm with abomb...the top (because of said thinner-ness) does get a little crunchier. I'll vote top.The top is thinner and has a smaller diameter then the bottom
white things? cornmeal?They taste different to me. I like the bottoms. They have those little white things on them...maybe that makes them taste different. Dunno.
be sure to buy some bread flour; not just regular flour. Bread flour has more gluten & will give you that chewy texture that an English muffin must have...OK, I am making some homemade ones;
http://blog.washingtonpost.com/mighty-appetite/2007/03/eureka_homemade_english_muffin.html
Schutd, can you PM me a chili (with beans) recipe. And perhaps a "red chili and/or green chili one.You crunchy-obsessives are REALLY starting to piss me off!!!! BOTTOM! Chewier and more butter filled.
be sure to buy some bread flour; not just regular flour. Bread flour has more gluten & will give you that chewy texture that an English muffin must have...
http://www.arizonasportsfans.com/vb/showthread.php?p=1688747&highlight=gluten#post1688747be sure to buy some bread flour; not just regular flour. Bread flour has more gluten & will give you that chewy texture that an English muffin must have...
OK, I am making some homemade ones;
http://blog.washingtonpost.com/mighty-appetite/2007/03/eureka_homemade_english_muffin.html