What's the difference between a chocolate muffin and a double-chocolate muffin?

How can something have double the chocolate content without compromising the entire dish?

Could it be that the original chocolate muffin has only half the number of chocolate as usual, and the evil corporations are tricking consumers by raising the price to what people normally pay?

It's a mass conspiracy I tell you! Don't you think?

I've always wondered what the difference between a muffin and a cupcake is.

I've always wondered what the difference between a muffin and a cupcake is.

MystikFollower

Muffins have a 'harder' texture whilst cupcakes are nice and fluffy on the inside

They put more chocolate chips in the double chocolate muffin.

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I've always wondered what the difference between a muffin and a cupcake is.

daqua_99

Muffins have a 'harder' texture whilst cupcakes are nice and fluffy on the inside

I thought a chocolate muffin, has the typical white-cake breading and chocolate chips, while a double chocolate muffin has chocolate-cake breading and chocolate chips. hockey73

One is chocolate with chocolate chips and the other unlocks the secret to the universe. =\

Figured this was common knowledge...

Oh right the baking material... I always forget that muffins don't appear magically in front of the counter.

I don't know..But double chocolate anything tastes so damn good.

1 has double the chocolate...

I thought a chocolate muffin, has the typical white-cake breading and chocolate chips, while a double chocolate muffin has chocolate-cake breading and chocolate chips. hockey73