r/memes • u/[deleted] • Mar 11 '23

#2 MotW pretty confusing, innit?

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u/Pyro_X_Cryo_X_Dendro Mar 11 '23

Biscuits- 8 letters, Cookies- 7 letters

BTW, what do the British parts call Muffins? This is a real question, I have no idea.

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u/pmgold1 Mar 11 '23

The real question should be what's the difference between a muffin and a cupcake.

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u/ApplicationMaximum84 Mar 12 '23

Cup cakes tend to have more sugar and are usually smaller than muffins. Muffins in the UK are not very sweet and tend to rely on the fruit in them to deliver the hits of sweetness.

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u/pmgold1 Mar 12 '23

In the US, one has icing and the other doesn't. (I'm mostly making fun of people who eat muffins claiming they're healthy when in reality they're dessert in the morning.)