Sentence examples for two muffins from inspiring English sources
Surprisingly, the $9 room-service Continental breakfast (usually a euphemism for overpriced and undernourished) was too big to finish: a plate of mixed fruit, a thermos of coffee, a hefty glass of fresh-squeezed orange juice, two muffins, a biscuit, a glazed cinnamon roll and five pots of jam.
Only two Muffins, 25 or so nuggets, two quarter pounders, chicken burger, milkshake and bottle of water to go to get my gold medal for being absolutely terrible at being alive.
I would say millions is either 3 or 5 million (consider muffins: if you had one muffin, you would have "a muffin". If you had two muffins, you would have "two muffins". If you have three muffins? You have "muffins". Four muffins? Peculiarly, at four, it tips over into "a pack of muffins". And at five? We are back round to "muffins" again. Muffins for millions.
All I ended up grabbing were some pieces of melon and two muffins, none of which I could enjoy properly because I happened to sit right next to some former colleagues who I was afraid would notice my weirdness.
For subjects requiring < 6694 kJ/d ( < 1600 kcal/d), the full portions of almonds and muffins were 50 g (one package) and 100 g (two muffins), respectively (1201 kJ/d (287 kcal/d) supplement).
Two is the magic number: two eggs, two muffin halves, two portions of ham.
Line two muffin tins with paper cases and spoon in the cake mix all the way to the top.
"Now I have to send Elisabeth Hasselbeck two muffin baskets because she confronted me when I was a guest on the show two weeks ago and then this morning she called me 'scum,'" Griffin told E!. "I have to send two baskets because as a comedian, I'm loving it".
Yield: Twelve muffins, depending on the size of your muffin tins.
In 2005, for example, a billboard for the Bloom supermarket chain promoting its bakery featured a three-dimensional pan of six muffins.
