Snickerdoodle Muffins
Updated October 03, 2015
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Snickerdoodle muffins are my latest obsession. A cookie in muffin form that can count as breakfast? Yes, please! I made a batch and was planning on taking the muffins to our neighbors, but they never made it out the door. Oops! The cinnamon sugar muffins melt in your mouth. They are so good right out of the oven. I couldn’t stop eating them. For step-by-step photos and the recipe, visit Tasty Kitchen. And don’t worry neighbors, I will make another batch soon. I promise to share this time!
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As I posted over on TK, I’d like to know info about the lovely white plate on which the muffin is displayed. (name, pattern, where to buy, etc.)
Thanks!
I bought the plate at Pier One around Christmas time. I hope they still have them! Good luck!
I’m a teacher and made the snickerdoodle muffins for conferences last night. They were a hit with both hubby and me and the parents. Thanks for the great recipe!!!!
The muffins look and sound amazing, but I have to say I’m so proud of your accomplishments Maria!
Snickerdoodles are the taste of childhood. These snickerdoodle muffins look amazing.
Yum, the topping on the muffins looks so delicious! Snickerdoodles are one of my favorite cookies so I know we’d love these!
Snickerdoodles are one of my absolute favorite cookies and I’m a sucker for a good muffin, so these definitely hit the mark for me! I believe these will be breakfast when the hubster finally gets home! Thanks!
Yum Yum! Made these last night with modifications (thanks to the lack of sour cream I thought we had) but used greek yogurt, just a 6oz one, with buttermilk and it turned out great. Also, these are super sweet in mini-muffin size (again, lack of large liners ) so the 1 cup butter spread evenly to 24. The crunchy top is best eaten after the bottom has been broken off.
These look like absolute heaven. Can’t wait to make these…maybe tomorrow morning!
We just found your blog this weekend. My 12 year old daughter LOVES snickerdoodles, so she could not wait to try these. She baked a batch Saturday evening and they were delicious! Thanks for the idea.
Glad you liked the muffins! Hope to see you around:)
thanks for the recipe. i made this the first time last week, but it didn’t turn out so well. i think it was because i tried to roll the dough instead of scooping it out with a scooper. that was a bit disappointing and messy, but i had to try it again. i just baked them and didn’t touch the dough with my fingers and used a scooper instead and they came out perfectly. i’m not sure how you were able to bake it using just one muffin tin- mine were super puffed unlike yours. next time i’ll spread it out onto two tins instead. i’ll be making this again for our church’s easter brunch. i think it’ll be a crowd pleaser. thanks!
Everyone at work keeps asking me to bake Snickerdoodles. I think they’re getting these instead!
I am sure they will love them. They are divine!
I need to make these because I can’t concentrate on anything else until I do so!
There are just soo many versions of snickerdoodle muffins/breads – I don’t know where to begin and stop!! Haha. But these are fo’ sho’ on my list. 😉
I did do a different (but completely DELICIOUS, buttery, rich) version; now I want to make both and compare! I’ll be sure to update and share the results (even though I’m sure that both are delicious in their own ways!)
Here’s my version for now:
http://thekitchenkook.blogspot.com/2013/01/snickerdoodle-muffins.html