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17.10.2007, 15:53
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Anybody know where I can find English Muffins?
I tried Jemoli, Globus, and Coop. I thought I saw them somewhere along time ago but I'm coming up with nothing now...
Thanks!
JBean
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17.10.2007, 16:30
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Alas, my search has also proved fruitless. I miss English muffins. Can somebody please help us with where to find them?
I tried to explain what an English muffin was to a German friend the other day and I just could not get the point across. I don't even know how to explain them, other than delicious.
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17.10.2007, 16:31
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| Quote: | |  | | | Alas, my search has also proved fruitless. I miss English muffins. Can somebody please help us with where to find them?
I tried to explain what an English muffin was to a German friend the other day and I just could not get the point across. I don't even know how to explain them, other than delicious. | | | | |
Just to clarify, muffins are fruitless!! You might be confusing them with Scones.
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17.10.2007, 16:31
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I very much doubt you'll find them. But Lovely Delia can come to the rescue  Delia |
17.10.2007, 16:34
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Are you serious? I said the search was fruitless, you know opposite of fruitful
defn:
useless; unproductive; without results or success.
Or did we just have a complete sarcasm failure? | Quote: | | | | | Just to clarify, muffins are fruitless!! You might be confusing them with Scones.
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17.10.2007, 16:36
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Just a sarcasm failure. You must not have seen Hugh's riffing on the furnished apartment thread. He's clearly on a sarcasm high today.
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17.10.2007, 16:37
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| Quote: | | | | | Just to clarify, muffins are fruitless!! You might be confusing them with Scones.
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What about blueberry muffins? Mwahahahahahaha
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17.10.2007, 16:37
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| Quote: | | | | | Just a sarcasm failure. You must not have seen Hugh's riffing on the furnished apartment thread. He's clearly on a sarcasm high today. | | | | |
Feeeeeels goooooooood!!
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17.10.2007, 16:38
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| Quote: | | | | | What about blueberry muffins? Mwahahahahahaha | | | | |
No good brett, we were talking about English Muffins, not American muffins.
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17.10.2007, 16:50
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I wont even get on to the confusing topic of Raga Muffins then...
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17.10.2007, 16:57
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...or meadow muffins.
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17.10.2007, 17:03
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| Quote: | | | | | You might be confusing them with Scones.
H | | | | | Sorry Hugh. That's pronounced "Scones"
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17.10.2007, 17:04
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Quote from the Urban Dictionary:
MUFFIN
Can be used after swear words to make them less severe. The seriousness of the explietive and the sheer niceness of the word "muffin" cancel each other out, and the recipient of the full phrase will know that the explietive is not being used entirely seriously. You just ate the last ice cream, you complete and utter cuntmuffin! BRILLIANT!!! | | This user would like to thank hugh_abu for this useful post: | |
17.10.2007, 17:05
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| Quote: | | | | | Sorry Hugh. That's pronounced "Scones" | | | | |
No chance... in the north they are called Scones, not Scones you toff!!!
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17.10.2007, 17:07
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When its on the plate its Scone when it in your mouth its Scon.
(A joke for those who may have been living on the moon or Rapperwil and not heard it)
dave | Quote: | | | | | No chance... in the north they are called Scones, not Scones you toff!!! | | | | | |
17.10.2007, 17:12
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| Quote: | | | | | When its on the plate its Scone when it in your mouth its Scon.
(A joke for those who may have been living on the moon or Rapperwil and not heard it)
dave | | | | | I'm almost minded to give you a groan for that Dave!
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17.10.2007, 17:28
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Hello
My husband just discoved English muffins here a few weeks ago. We live in Basel, and close to the border in Germany there is a big grocery store (name is something with "Frischecenter") that offers several types of English muffins. If you're interested, I could give you directions.
Bye,
Barbara
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17.10.2007, 17:32
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| Quote: | | | | | Hello
My husband just discoved English muffins here a few weeks ago. We live in Basel, and close to the border in Germany there is a big grocery store (name is something with "Frischecenter") that offers several types of English muffins. If you're interested, I could give you directions.
Bye,
Barbara | | | | | Sounds fantastic, Barbara. I'm definitely interested!
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17.10.2007, 17:36
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me too Barbara!!!
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17.10.2007, 17:40
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I have heard that there is a good supplier on Drury Lane.
dave | Quote: | | | | | Anybody know where I can find English Muffins?
I tried Jemoli, Globus, and Coop. I thought I saw them somewhere along time ago but I'm coming up with nothing now...
Thanks!
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