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Not one to let a good trend go unexploited, Starbucks UK is hopping on the food hybrid train with the "Duffin." Over on their website, the coffee giant wonders, "Inspired by our muffins, we sat together with our bakers and pondered how you could make a muffin go one step further...how we might create a twist on the mighty muffin?" The answer is a cross between a doughnut and a muffin — so kind of a healthyish cronut — except it's actually just a muffin with some jelly inside. (Raspberry jelly, to be specific.)
Only available in the UK, the Duffin is made from a buttermilk/nutmeg batter and then injected with jelly and rolled in sugar after baking. Basically everyone on their Facebook thinks that "MuffNuts" would have been a better name. You heard the people, Starbucks.
· Introducing the Duffin [Starbucks UK via OC Weekly]
· All Novelty Food Coverage on Eater [-E-]
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