A family favorite, these Cinnamon Muffins are tender and sweet and filled with lots of cinnamon flavor.
You can expect to find muffins on the table at our house weekly. Along with these Cinnamon Muffins you can find these Brown Sugar Muffins, Chocolate Chip Muffins, or Banana Muffins.
We are a muffin loving family, and these Cinnamon Muffins are one of the most loved muffins in our house. I can always see my kids’ eyes light up whenever they smell these baking in the oven!
I found this recipe in an old family cookbook years and years ago, and they have continued to be a go-to for us.
I love that they are easy, fast, and that they always disappear. And that they are made with pantry staples! When all else fails, I know that I’ll have the ingredients on hand to make up a batch of these muffins.
Ingredients
- Flour: I use all-purpose flour.
- Sugar: You will need sugar for both the muffins and the cinnamon sugar topping.
- Baking Powder: For years, I made this recipe as I found it in an old family cookbook – with 4 teaspoons of baking powder. But I recently retested with cutting out a teaspoon, and they worked great, so only change to the recipe is the amount of baking powder.
- Cinnamon: You will also use cinnamon in both the muffins and the cinnamon-sugar topping.
- Salt: This is to balance the flavors – I like to use sea salt, but table salt will work as well.
- Milk: You can use what you have on hand – I usually use 2%. 1% or whole will work, and you may even be able to get away with skim milk or a nut milk, although I have not tested those. For an extra moist muffin, you could also use buttermilk.
- Oil: I will typically use vegetable oil, but any light oil should work. You could even use melted butter for more flavor.
- Eggs: You’ll need 2 large eggs. If you have time to set them out for about 30 minutes so that they are room temperature, it is best.
How to Make Cinnamon Muffins
In a large bowl combine the dry ingredients and whisk them together.
In a medium bowl, whisk together the milk, oil, and eggs.
Make a well in the center of the dry ingredients and pour the wet ingredients in.
Gently stir it all together. You don’t want to over mix.
Spray a muffin tin with cooking spray, or line with paper liners, and divide the batter evenly.
Combine the remaining cinnamon and sugar and sprinkle that over the top of the batter. Bake until the muffins are cooked through and a tester comes out clean.
Storing and Freezing
Storing: Store any leftover muffins in an airtight container at room temperature. They are best if you eat them within a couple of days, but they should be good for up to 5 days.
Freezing: Don’t want all of the muffins now? These freeze well. I like to place the cooled muffins on a baking tray and place this in the freezer for about an hour. Once the muffins are frozen, transfer them to a freezer safe bag or container. Freeze for up to 3 months. You can remove them one at a time and let them thaw at room temperature or place them in the microwave for about 30 seconds.
Variations
Want to make this cinnamon muffins recipe a little extra special? I’m not going to lie – I think they are pretty perfect the way they are, but here are some changes you can make if you want to change them up.
- Add raisins or dried cranberries
- Instead of sprinkling the cinnamon sugar on top, make a streusel topping
- Add a couple teaspoons of vanilla extract to the batter.
- Replace the cinnamon with pumpkin pie spice.
- Make a simple glaze from powdered sugar and milk and drizzle it over the tops.
Looking for more easy muffin recipes?
Classic Bran Muffins
Apple Cinnamon Muffins
Oatmeal Muffins with Applesauce
Pumpkin Muffins with Chocolate Chips
Banana Chocolate Chip Muffins with Coconut
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Cinnamon Muffins
- Prep Time: 10 minutes
- Cook Time: 15 minutes
- Total Time: 25 minutes
- Yield: 16 servings 1x
- Category: Breakfast
- Method: Baked
- Cuisine: American
Description
A family favorite, these Cinnamon Muffins are tender and sweet and filled with lots of cinnamon flavor.
Ingredients
- 2 cups all-purpose flour
- 1 cup sugar
- 1 tablespoon baking powder*
- 1 tablespoon cinnamon
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1 cup milk
- 1/2 cup vegetable oil
- 2 eggs
- 2 tablespoons sugar
- 1 teaspoon cinnamon
Instructions
- Preheat the oven to 375ºF. Grease 18 muffins cups.
- In a bowl, combine the flour, sugar, baking powder, cinnamon and salt.
- In another bowl, beat together the milk, vegetable oil, and eggs. Make a well in the center of the dry ingredients and add the wet ingredients. Stir just until combined – don’t over mix.
- Divide the mixture evenly between the prepared muffin cups.
- In a small bowl, combine the 2 tablespoons sugar and 1 teaspoon of cinnamon. Sprinkle the cinnamon sugar mixture over the tops of the batter filled cups.
- Bake the muffins until a toothpick instead in the center comes out clean, 13-15 minutes.
Recipe Notes:
*The original recipe I printed here called for 4 teaspoons of baking powder. I have always made these muffins with that much baking powder, but the amount has been a concern for a few people. I have also tested them with cutting out a teaspoon of the baking powder and they still work perfectly, so the recipe has been changed to the lesser amount.
Nutrition information provided as an estimate only. Various brands and products can change the counts. Any nutritional information should be used as a general guide.
Nutrition
- Serving Size: 1 muffin
- Calories: 188
- Sugar: 14 g
- Sodium: 212 mg
- Fat: 8 g
- Saturated Fat: 1 g
- Unsaturated Fat: 7 g
- Trans Fat: 0 g
- Carbohydrates: 27 g
- Fiber: 2 g
- Protein: 3 g
- Cholesterol: 25 mg
Keywords: Cinnamon muffins, muffin recipe, homemade muffins, easy muffin recipe
Tay says
my son says 10 out of 10 I loved them too easy ingredients and they are like a little coffee cake.
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C says
A little dry and the flavors aren’t super balanced
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Kiera says
These are my families go to muffins! They are great as is, I like adding protein to muffins so my kids stay more full. I add a scoop of chocolate protein powder and 2 scoops collagen and a little bit of water to compensate for the extra dry ingredients. I also use melted butter instead of oil. We eat these about once a week for breakfast and the whole batch is gone within an hour lol. I don’t add the cinnamon sugar to the top because I’m too lazy but I bet it tastes even better with it! Totally recommend!
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Deborah says
I love that you are adding extra protein – I want to try them your way now! Thanks for the comment and the review.
3girlsiluv says
This is the second time I’ve made this recipe. The first time I thought I forgot to add sugar because of the taste. Now the second time I added everything, including sugar, and they tasted the same which means they’re just not good. It must be the tablespoon of baking powder. What a waste of good ingredients. Please change your recipe or take it down. It’s not good and very bland.
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Deborah says
I’m sorry you didn’t care for these muffins. I know not every recipe is a winner for everyone, but there are over 100 5-star reviews of this recipe, so I won’t be taking it down. We make these several times a month and love them. I hope you can find another cinnamon muffin that you love.
Shelby says
We loved these! Easy recipe and delicious results!
★★★★★
Deborah says
Thanks for the review, Shelby – I’m glad they were a hit!
Ashley says
Can I substitute the oil for unsweetened applesauce?
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Deborah says
I haven’t tried it myself, but I’m guessing that it would work!
Natalie K. says
Easy and yummy, lots of cinnamon flavor.
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Lynne says
Loved how easily these came together. I mixed them by hand and just until everything was blended.
I popped them into the oven and realized I had forgotten to put the eggs in. oops
They raised up did not fall and were so tasty.
Thank you.
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sai says
perfect! I used melted butter, almond milk, 8g of baking powder and they came out amazing
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Joanne says
This recipe was so easy and the muffins tasted so good!! I will definitely make these again and again. They were moist and tasted like Cinnamon Toast Crunch cereal. I kept them in my fridge for a whole week and took as needed for work and they tasted fresh and so soft. Thanks for the recipe!
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Alexis says
This recipe is awesome!!!
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Kelsey says
Hey Deborah. Is the recipe supposed to be one tablespoon of baking powder? Your recipe notes make it seem like it should be one teaspoon instead? Wanted to clarify before I make these:)
Deborah says
Hi Kelsey – I use 1 tablespoon. For years, I used 4 teaspoons, but did cut back to 1 tablespoon (which is 3 teaspoons). I have had some readers cut it back to even 2 teaspoons successfully, but I always use the 1 tablespoon.
Katie says
Can you add half a cup more oil to make it more moist?
Deborah says
I think more oil would just make them greasy. You might try adding some sour cream or Greek yogurt, although I haven’t tried it so I’m not sure how they’d turn out.
Melissa says
This is a great recipe and similar to an old one that I lost and can’t find. However, the original recipe I had called for dipping the entire muffin in melted butter and then in cinnamon sugar. Try it! It makes them even more amazing and decadent!
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Hayden says
This recipe was perfect for someone like me, who needed a recipe with ingredients I already had at home, and simple since I don’t bake very often. They came out perfect, and I’ll make some more for Thanksgiving!
★★★★★
Kimberly says
This is the worst muffin recipe I ever tried!
To avoid dry muffins with a strange taste,
Replace the tablespoon of baking powder with 1 teaspoon of baking soda and 4oz of fat free sour cream or non fat plain Greek yogurt and add 1 teaspoon of vanilla.
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Hannah says
I too thought the TB of baking powder was way too much. The muffins came out bitter. 🙁
Hiii says
I loved this so much thank you 🙏
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Nancy says
Can I substitute butter for the oil? If so, how much? Thanks
Deborah says
You can! I would substitute in 1/2 cup of melted butter for the oil.
Aurora L. says
THIS RECIPE IS ACTUALLY SO GOOD BRO IT FR TASTES LIKE CINNAMON TOAST CRUNCH. I used pumpkin pie spice instead of cinnamon because i didnt have cinnamon but it still tasted rlly good and i drizzled sweetened condensed milk on them and sprinkled the pumpkin pie spice x sugar mix onto them after drizzling the condensed milk and it made it way better. Yall fr need to try this recipe its so good.
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Candice Corbin says
This is absolutely amazing, made them for the daycare, and the staff also enjoyed them! Printed this off to be used again!
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Cassandra says
These muffins are excellent!! I was having a hard time finding muffin recipes that did use sour cream or buttermilk (not a big fan of the taste with those ingredients). Love these cinnamon muffins, and my 6 yo approved too!!
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Moorgan Hart says
This was a nice breakfast addition. They’re a good filler; it’d take me ~4 to fill up from empty. Kind of reminds me of the KFC biscuits w/ cinnamon and sugar added; maybe a little thicker.
I usually add honey to the KFC biscuits, but because these’re already sweet I think a mildly sweet (e.g. blackberry) jam would go best with it. I put in the 1 tbsp of baking powder the ingredients list showed, but they didn’t really change shape or size much. I’m not sure if it affects it, but I’m only about a km above sea level.
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A says
I have a question, what happends if you forget the salt and it is already in the oven?
Deborah says
They should still be fine! The salt helps to balance and enhance the flavors, but the recipe will still work without it.
Chelsea says
I literally just made these muffins and they taste soooo good. They had my whole house smelling delicious! I can’t wait to make these again over the holidays!!!
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Michaela says
Very good. I am thinking that the one entire tablespoon of baking powder is excessive, however. If you read the notes, there were originally four tablespoons and that cannot have been a good thing. Go with the author’s sub-note that suggests that two teaspoons of baking powder is sufficient. Otherwise, this is an easy and tasty recipe. (Yes to all of the butter comments).
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Natalie says
Hello so the recipe says 1 teaspoon of baking soda but you also say you used 3 instead of 4 teaspoons so do I use 1 teaspoon of bp or 3?
Deborah says
Hi Natalie – the recipe calls for 1 tablespoon of baking powder (which is 3 teaspoons). Make sure you are using baking powder, not baking soda. 🙂
Roger says
Super easy! Whipped up in no time flat with ingredients I already had (no special grocery trips) and made my home smell wonderful! The muffins taste like if cinnamon rolls and coffee cake had a baby. Yummy! Thanks for sharing!
Kathy Robins says
This recipe fantastic. I am eating one as we speak and it is light, perfect balance of flavors, and so delicious. Thank you.
★★★★★
Kesha B says
I have a question. Is there any chance that I could substitute the two eggs for buttermilk? If so, how much would I need to size down on the milk?
Deborah says
I have not tried this, so I’m not sure how it would turn out, but feel free to experiment!
Mel says
My kids loved these! I used 2 cups of SR flour and left out the baking powder as I was running low on plain flour. I also swapped veg oil for coconut oil and didn’t bother with the cinnamon & sugar topping. They made 12 large muffins and took exactly 15 mins. Thanks for a great recipe 😊
Dani says
I followed this recipe except I substituted the eggs with apple sauce (4 tablespoons per 1 egg) and they came out beautifully! They make exactly 16 muffins, too. I’m going to save this recipe so that I can make them again!
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Jann says
Do you think I can add raisons?
Deborah says
That should be fine 🙂
Question of the day says
Why is sugar and cinnamon put twice
Deborah says
The top amounts go in the muffins and the bottom go on the top of the muffins.
Marry bumble says
How big should the pan be?
Deborah says
You’ll just need a pan for standard sized muffins. This recipe makes 16 muffins, and more pans hold 12 muffins, so you’ll need 2 pans.
Jhon Doe says
I’m a big “Skeppy” fan so i’m always trying to make new muffins 🙂
★★★★★
Evangeline says
These muffins are excellent! They are easy to make and are delicious.
★★★★★
Carol says
I didn’t love these… Mine turned out really dry, but I didn’t over bake them. I used a scale to measure the ingredients and did not make any substitutions. Aside from the cinnamon, these are kinda bland.
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Mrs Miriam Thornton says
I would love to make this recipe but am not familiar with cup measurements. Could you please let me know the equivalent weights in ounces or grams?
Thanks very much.
Deborah says
Here is the most accurate weight conversions I have found: https://www.kingarthurbaking.com/learn/ingredient-weight-chart
Alicia S says
These were a hit with my littles. I didn’t use the sugar topping but the muffins themselves are great; moist, fluffy and so easy to make!
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Constance says
The weirdest muffins I’ve ever made. Gummy and didn’t rise. My baking powder was new. Not sure what I did wrong. Is there really 1/2 c oil in these? Or is it a misprint? I used my convection oven.
Deborah says
It is correct. I’ve made these dozens of times and haven’t had gummy muffins, so I’m not sure what went wrong. They may have needed to just cook a little bit longer.
Sue says
This recipe has excellent flavour but I found them to be a little dry for my liking
Alicia Smith says
Tender and delicious! Really like the cinnamon sugar on top.
Bee says
Can these muffins be frozen?
Shelly Semrad says
So- I made these this am after a quick google for a quick breakfast muffin for my boys- good lord. These are legit. Thanks for such a fabulous base recipe- I could see this with addition of oats, dried cherries, apples, nuts, even some pumpkin or pears- or just as they are- they are super good, super quick and a keeper for sure. Thanks again!!
wapexclusive@wapexclusive.com.ng says
Wow These are the cutest!! I’m forwarding this recipe on to all my preschool teacher friends. Adorable!
Nina Fenech says
I loved this recipe. It’s one of my favourite things to bake!!😋😋😋
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Chriag Gupta says
I loved this recipe so much
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Nancy Boucher says
I’m making these for a shower this weekend. I thought about baking them ahead of time and freezing them. Do these freeze well?
thank you
Deborah says
They should freeze great!
great baker says
I loved them, they were delicioso! So yum
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great baker says
I loved this recpie so much
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Chriag Gupta says
Same!
Jessi says
I did everything exactly as the recipe except the bake time, which ended up being 20 minutes for my 12 muffins.
The main thing is this is an easy and delicious recipe and something most everyone will have the ingredients for in their cupboard when you need to make a last minute snack to take to Bible study….like me. LOL!!
★★★★★
Sam Smith says
This recipe was perfect! Thank you!
Medha says
I tried this recipe. It was superb… Bon Appetit to those who try this recipe
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Rachel Powers says
Awesome recipe! I filled the muffin tins a bit too much though and they came out deformed but they were still super yummy nonetheless!!
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N Duarte says
Great, simple recipe! I borrowed a tip from another and I start baking these in preheated oven at 425F for 5 minutes then back down to 350F for the remaining bake time. This will give a nice rise in the center of the muffins! I also keep to 12 where the little extra batter gives that bakery appearance.
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Dakota wilson says
i loved this so much that i will keep making it thank you so much and me and family love them so we love you thank you bye!!!!!!!
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Mel says
I love this recipe I’m making it now for the second time!! I added vanilla extract and with the base made blue berry ones and chocolate chip as well as the cinnamon. So yummy. My 4 children and husband loved them. Now I’m making them for my pregnant sister in law and my brother 😊
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Jenn Young says
These came out so tender and soft and delicious! I think next time I might add some nutmeg but honestly these are just perfect. I could have easily eaten the whole batch
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Yuklin says
Tried it this morning wow big hit with the family.
Difernitly will make again soon
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Mya says
this recipe is amazing I had like a million and shared them with my neighbours, it was so easy to make put looked great in the end! it is so easy that I’m 11 and can make it just fine.
sincerely : fellow baker Mya
★★★★★
Melissa G. says
This is a great recipe! I want to try it in my donut pan next time. Thanks!
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Arabella says
I made this muffin on Valentine’s day ,they were so easy ,and delicious.
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Liberty says
This recipe was really great. They stayed moist and weren’t dry at all. Family enjoyed them very much! Will fs keep this recipe.
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Ashley says
I loved this recipe!! I made it for Valentine’s Day and filled the middle with jam. Worked awesome!!
Imi says
I’m fairly new to the baking scene, but this recipe!!! Wow, so easy and really tasty, My family said they were the best muffins they had ever had! Have bookmarked to do again!
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Shirley Allen says
I made these tonight! Very easy, and very good in a pinch!
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Becca Rae says
I made this recipe for my family just for fun and they LOVED it! They were perfectly cooked and just the right amount of cinnamon! My step-dad could not stop fan-girling over them he loved them so much! 10/10 would recommend. I for sure will be making these again!
Erin says
Perfect for feeding my 2 hungry boys. Just what I needed! Thanks
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Shannon A says
My teenage daughter loves these! She asked for more as soon as they were gone. The only modification I made was that I used buttermilk instead of milk to increase the richness and moistness and they were perfect.
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Tkg278 says
Wonderful muffins! light and delicious. Prepared them this morning exactly according to recipe. So good I will add them to my go-to muffin recipes. Thank you!!
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MB says
So so good and easy!
Bonnie Donnelly says
Soooo good and easy too
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Joy says
This recipe was amazing! My family enjoyed them
Lori says
I just made these for the first time this morning. They turned out beautiful and they tasted yummy!
HM says
I loved this recipe! So easy and so tasty. Went well with my morning coffee 🙂
B says
Simple, quick, cosy, and yummy! Plus it is a very customizable recipe. My muffins turned out so soft and delicious. I added some pumpkin spice and used soy milk instead of regular. It worked out perfectly. Used mostly brown sugar and a little bit of regular granulated sugar. Thank you for the recipe!
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Averie says
These muffins were some of the best I ever had! They were nice and light, and had so much cinnamon flavor. I thought it was a really good idea to put the cinnamon on top of the muffins. Would make again! 😊👍🏻
★★★★★
Lily says
This recipe is awesome. The muffins tasta amazing!
Fatima Were says
Can I skip adding the cinnamon and sugar on top?
Madeline says
Tasted so sweet, they were so fluffy 🙂
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Ariel Peretz says
I made this delicious muffins receipe and they turned out Fabulous.
Thank You Very Much
Ariel
Vilya Thomas says
The muffin is tender, has good texture and a good crown. However, it does not have a disernable cinnamon flavour. I added an extra teaspoon of cinnamon after tasting the batter and it made no difference. I gave one to my girlfriend who is brutally frank with critiquing my baking and she made the same observation after sampling. It is my suggestion that the cinnamon content be revisited in the main recipe ingredients. It definitely needs more cinnamon perhaps 2Tbsps.
Racquel says
This is the muffin recipe you want to make!! Perfect muffins, easy to make. So moist and delicious! My family thanks you! Especially my 7yr. old 🙂
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Me says
I just made these for breakfast and my family likes them. I have a question though. Why do they taste like banana bread?
Deborah says
I actually just made these for breakfast this weekend, too! I have never had them taste like banana bread, so I’m not sure why yours did?
Madeleine says
These turned out so well! I decided to use strusel crumb topping instead of cinnamon sugar, and it was fabulous! Chopped apple would be a great addition if you want to experiment. Great for welcoming in fall!
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--- says
I don’t care about it. Mine are better.
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Jayne says
I substituted the 1/2 oil for 2/3 margarine and they turned out perfect. They rose like little mountains 🙂
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Mf says
I’m curious how all of these people tried this recipe, but no one questioned the amount of baking soda? 4 tsps is a lot and I made the first batch and had to throw it out because of the bitterness.
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Deborah says
It should be baking powder, not baking soda – that could be why they were so bitter?
Amanda says
I might actually cry. I used to make this exact recipe years ago but I never wrote it down. I’d google “cinnamon muffins” and scroll through the story of the little girl who loves helping in the kitchen and muffin week. Then we moved and changed our internet service and google never brought me back here again. This week my teenager asked why I changed up the cinnamon muffin recipe. They used to be so much better.
Now here we are. You reposted and I’ve found you again. So thank you. 😘 We’ll have muffins again. 💕
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Susan. says
I love these muffins 💕 I make muffins every Sunday I have tried a lot of muffin recipes. This is my favorite. I used it for a basic recipe easily adjusted and added mini chocolate chips. Yum
Sharon says
This was excellent
Friends asked for the recipe.
Cassandra Perez says
I love this recipe! It was simple to make with all very easy ingredients that I had on hand. It did take longer than 15 minutes in the oven, probably closer to 20, so be sure to do the knife test. But these muffins are delicious, moist, and I love the topping. It’s not too sweet either, which my boyfriend liked. Highly recommend! I’ll be making this again for sure.
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John Doe says
I loved this recipe so much!
Bobbi says
This was a great muffin recipe. Especially for kids. The second time I made it I was out of milk, so I added vanilla Greek yogurt and vanilla extract and baked it in a cake pan instead. It was like coffee cake …love how versatile it is! Thanks!
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Patricia says
I made this recipe this morning. After reading several peoples comments, I made a few changes. I used 3/4 cup of sugar,added more cinnamon, and used almond milk in place of milk. I turned the oven to 450for a few minutes then dropped to 375. They were good,but next time I will remember to spray the cupcake liners and add some vanilla extract to the recipe. Also I will try them without the sugar on top and replace with a drizzle of icing. To make them first thing in the morning for my grandkids before school, I mixed all the dry ingredients in a sealed container. Add the wet ingredients to the prepared muffin tinsel with liners and it was so quick and easy. Such a great simple recipe.
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Kim walsh says
My daughter and i made them so incredible
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Sara A says
This is a good basic recipe but I can clearly taste 4 tsp. of baking powder. Otherwise the recipe is good it just needs some tweaking.
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Tzillah Schwartz says
forgot how easy muffins are to make. Really tasty too.
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brenna haines says
these are my go to muffins now i’m obsessed
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Jacquelynne Robellard says
This recipe is easy and the muffins came out perfectly.
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Catherine says
I love this recipe! Added some finely chopped apple and the grandkids loved it.
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Linda says
Just made these in my airfryer and the were delicious! Baked for 10 minutes. Thank you!
Lame Teboyame Moganetsi says
I loved it.. But made it with a twist. I used all purpose brown flour and added raisins and nutmeg.
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Grace C says
I tried this recipe based on the fact that I mostly had cinnamon and not much else for a fun recipe. These turned out absolutely amazing! My mum and I just melted when we tasted them. Instead of cows milk, I used unsweetened almond and used only 3/4 of sugar. I also added a wee bit of chocolate chips just for a small taste each muffin. I highly recommend, thank you!
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Laith says
I made this recipie, I loved it so much that I gave my neighbors some of them! Great, I will love to make them again
Kat says
Easy to make – unlikely we will make again- not exceptionally flavorful even with adding extra cinnamon sugar.
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Jeanne says
Thank you! I substituted 1/4 c applesauce + 1 TBSP apple cider vinegar + 1/4 tsp of baking soda (for the eggs) due to my kids allergies and these were some of the best muffins I ever made them.
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Cheryle says
I made this today had to finally try The smell of cinnamon yum 😋
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alex says
I loved these muffins! They were the perfect amount of sweetness and crispy and delicious at the top.
Mary says
My family loves these muffins. I cut the cinnamon in the batter to 1/2 Tbs
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Marcy says
These came out great! I had to substitute the all-purpose flour with gluten-free flour since I have celiacs (i used bob’s gluten-free flour) and it came out good! reminds me of coffee cakes which I used to like before having celiacs.
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Hunter says
I halved the recipe and made these with my toddler boys this morning! It was hit! Thank you for the recipe.
Linda says
This is a great muffin! I used 1 cup of wholewheat flour and 1 cup all -purpose and added about 1 1/2 cups chopped apple. The muffins were a huge hit with our branding crew and the next morning my husband wanted to know if there were any left–not a one! Thank you, this is a keeper for sure!
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Mira says
perfect recipe! super easy to make & way better than store brand. Im pretty sure I made about 24 muffins total. They also taste really good if you want to drop a few chocolate chips or walnuts into a couple!
Josh White says
Great recipe, definitely making this one again! Only small suggestion would be to group the topping ingredients separately from the main ingredients. It just makes it easier to follow, especially if you have an extra helpful three year old to keep an eye on ha.
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Lori says
I was so excited when I opened the oven and saw my muffins looked like store bought. Thank you for sharing such an easy and rewarding muffin recipe. I look forward to my next bake.
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Talia says
These muffins were perfect! Followed the recipe aside for sugar and oil amounts – used 3/4 cup vs 1 cup sugar for main recipe, 1 tsp vs 2 tbsp sugar for topping, and a little less oil. Came out delicious. Easy and quick.
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Amber Johnson says
I made this recipe for my mom for Mother’s day.
I tried them before she did to make sure they tasted good. I usually don’t write comments on recipes, but these muffins are so delicious. I can’t wait for my mom to try them when she wakes up. I want to sincerely thank the person who made this recipe. I bet these muffins will go great with some coffee.
Jenn says
These were so wonderful!!! My 5yr old wanted to make muffins, so I wanted a simpler recipe that didn’t have a lot of ingredients. This fit the requirements and tasted beyond what I expected! **we did sprinkle dark brown sugar on the top instead of the cinnamon/sugar in the recipe because the 5yr old wanted to try it. Lol. I hope he keeps wanting to bake. <3
★★★★★
John doe says
Love this x
Alison says
I love these muffins!! I made them for my family and they loved them!
★★★★★
T SLAICK says
I made these or my mom. She eats one every morning. She loves them.
★★★★★
Autumn brave says
My favorite recipe so far
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DAG says
I made these today with a couple of changes. I used whole wheat flour, and 1/3 cup pure cup maple syrup instead of sugar. Then, I cut up some frozen blackberries and layered them with the mix in the muffin tins. Then I tried a new trick I read about: cooking at 450 for the first 5 minutes to get taller muffins. Boy are they good!!! We will enjoy them this week while hunkered down at home.
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Martha says
I found this recipe when we were 2 weeks into staying home and only had 2 eggs. We had no breakfast supplies and we did not want to risk going out. I subbed the milk with Oat milk as my daughter has allergies and they came out lovely. Now, this is all she wants to have. Thank you so much. We love them! Au top as the french say!
Amanda says
Just made this recipe. LOVE IT. I only had whole wheat flour but still came out amazing. I think next time I’ll add apples to the mix 🙂
★★★★★
Kathleen says
Is four teaspoons of baking powder correct? It seems like alot
Deborah says
It’s correct!
T Slaick says
I made this recipe for my mom. She likes bigger muffins, so I made 6 big ones ( 5 min longer cook). She said they were the best. Thank you for your help.
Robby Stone says
Pretty darn solid. Only had 3/4 cup of milk so I topped it off with plain Greek yogurt. I also apparently tossed out the perfectly fine muffin tin when we moved so this ended up split between 6 standard coffee mugs and microwaved for ~6 minutes. Not as good as baked but still pretty good.
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dellll says
makes a lot of mixture !!! but tastes very yummy
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tee says
Silly question. How long do the cool in pan before taking out?
Deborah says
I usually cool them at least 5 minutes.
Samantha Mobley says
This was the best muffin recipe I have ever made! It was delicious in every way. It tastes best once taken out of the oven!
★★★★★
Zehra says
Confinement brought me here. I tried the recipe, delicious !! The next day cake tasted even better. Since am always on diet next time i will reduce a bit the amount of sugar. Else 👍
Tia says
I made these first time ever. We loved them! I made some muffins and Bundt cake too, same recipe. Absolutely amazing .
Lexi says
Super simple and easy made them as birthday muffins for breakfast! Very tasty
Joyce says
Loved this! I, however, replaced the eggs with flax seeds and cut the amount of sugar in half, turned out flawless.
★★★★★
Erica says
This recipe was great – not to sweet and not too cinnamony. I added pecans and it took them to the next level – I just chopped them and put them at the bottom and put the batter on top. This will definitely be added to my rotation. Thanks!
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Scott says
I used avocado oil for this recipe, everyone in the house devoured them.
Thanks for the recipe!
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Kathleen says
Came out very light and fluffy!!!
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Vashti says
It was beautiful and tasty but I used egg replacer and yummy
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Luv to bake says
It is one of my favorites!! Lots of cinnamon!! I wish I could print the recipe without the advertising showing up on the printout.
Ps thanks for sharing this fabulous recipe!!
Cheryl Scott says
Do you need liners for the pan?
Deborah says
I usually just spray the tins with nonstick cooking spray, but you can use liners instead, if you’d like!
Dettie Walker says
I enjoyed the recipe, however I am one of those people who have to fuss with things. First I added 1/4 cup of chopped walnuts and baked about half the batch. they were good, Then I added a tablespoon of vanilla and chopped a med size apple to the second half, I really enjoyed those. Thank you for a great basic recipe that I can play with, those seem to be something at least in baking I have yet to master.
Sylvia black says
I like it and it was easy to make.
Annie says
This recipe is great! With some butter on the top I could eat these things all day!!
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Katie says
Forgot to add I’ve made tons of homemade muffins but these are my favorite. I made them after not feeling well from a cold but needing to make some breakfast for me and my toddler and even not feeling well they were quick and easy. I honestly felt better than I have in days after having them so maybe I just needed a pick me up
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Katie says
This recipe was quick and simple but most of all it was truly delicious! I’m more than pleased and was pleasantly surprised at just how amazing they are. Also loved the making a well to pour the liquid it made mixing so much easier.
★★★★★
Terry says
Great simple recipe . I didn’t have any milk and had to substitute water with a TBL butter. It tasted great!
★★★★★
Jezzahell03 says
I just made these, and I added a cinnamon glaze on top, so yummy. I also put some into my donut pan and they turned out great. I’ll be using this recipe again for sure!
★★★★★
Noona's Human says
So what happened was this:
I was making a Dutch baby because yes, delicious, and I messed up. I poured a half cup of sugar into my eggs instead of 2 TB – big whoops.
I’m looking everywhere for something else to make that takes 2 eggs and a half cup or more of sugar and there’s nothing I want to actually put in my mouth.
Then!
Cinnamon muffins? Heck yes please, I love cinnamon.
Made these with cardamom and clove. Half cup of water and half cup of oat milk (you can always half water or use just water in quick breads). Everything else the same except for my eyeballing the spices instead of measuring.
Amazing little moist cakes. Light and delicate crumb. Perfect. Plain enough to eat w fancy coffee or tea and still enjoy the beverage but flavorful enough to stand up to that fancy coffee and tea.
★★★★★
Brit says
I am a beginner baker (aka I suck at baking) and these muffins are so simple to make but taste amazing. Ive made these 4 times and they’re so hard to keep from eating the whole batch in one sitting.
★★★★★
Ila says
I am leaving a comment because I just made these, and my children immediately ate 3 each. So simple to make and very delicious. Saved some for school lunches. Thanks.
Patty says
My husband and I love these muffins!! I added chopped walnuts. I also divided the batter into 12 muffin cups, then put them in a 450° oven, and after 5 minutes turned the oven back down to 350° for another 9 minutes. We were treated to over the edge muffin tops, bakery style…only homemade.
★★★★★
Payten Biggerstaff says
I loved this recipe! It was so quick and easy to make, all things I have on hand, plus, my husband all but devoured them, which means they were amazing!
★★★★★
Deborah says
I’m so glad they were well loved! 🙂
Adysen Trout says
Very helpful thank you so much!🤗
Jen Tackett says
Perfect from the start! This is a wonderfully moist and tasty muffin. They were gone before they had a chance to cool. Winner
Hannah Ruth says
I was looking for a muffin recipe that’s not to sweet and this was perfect! The batter made 6 big muffins and some little ones. If you do make little one take them out first. When they came out I put some butter on top and put my left over cinnamon sugar!♡♡
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DianneG says
I used to make an organic boxed apple cinnamon muffins my kids loved. But I can’t find it any more. So after searching online and seeing too many labor intensive apple cinnamon recipes, I did a search for just cinnamon muffins and found your recipe. I altered it by substituting 1/2 cup apple sauce for the vegetable oil. I also make 12 larger muffins instead of 16. I found it keeps better without the added sugar/cinnamon sprinkled on top. If I am making them for immediate needs then I include it. But if I want them for breakfast for the week, I leave it off. This has become our go to recipe for muffins. Thank you! Just a note: I buy the individual apple sauce cups and one is the perfect size. This way a whole jar of apple sauce doesn’t go bad.
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Joy says
Tried this recipe and my husband said it was the best muffin he has ever tasted! So this one is a keeper..gotta keep hubby happy😉
Hollie says
I made this and used pumpkin pie spice and less sugar, my kids love them. Thanks
★★★★
Alma says
The. Best. Recipe. Ever.
I made two batches of 12 and they turned out AMAZING.
Added more cinnamon though, I’m a sucker for that <3
★★★★★
Sionainn says
Really tasty and easy. I might have put too much cinnamon though, they have a bit of a bitter aftertaste. But luckily super sweet stuff makes me feel a little ill so it works out
★★★★★
Maddie says
So easy and delicious
★★★★★
Vicki Prera says
This was the best recipe I’ve ever made. I made them and had to remake them because they were eaten within a day, I highly recommend this recipe
★★★★★
Dana Scott says
So I googled “quick, cheap and easy muffin recipes” because we are broke and in between paychecks. This recipe is AMAZING!!!!! I had all the ingredients I needed on hand, it took no time all to produce muffins that were devoured in minutes! Thank you so much for sharing this recipe, it is now one of our family favorites!
★★★★★
Carly Frakes says
This recipe was fun and easy to make! I’m a teen with little baking experience. The muffins came out wonderful, and taste great! Thanks for sharing this!
★★★★★
mishka annola says
This recipe was really delicious and so easy to half!
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Sam LaMounatin says
Used gluten free 1 to 1 baking flour and these turned out great! Had to cook for 10 extra mins though but that might have been my old gas oven acting up
Mikayla says
I make these muffins for my mom and she loves them so much! They’re a quick and easy grab for breakfast and reheat very well! I also add ½ a tablespoon of vanilla to the batter which makes them even more yummy!
★★★★★
Justine says
Yummy!!!!
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Julia says
It was a hit! Made them into mini muffins only took 10 minutes in the oven. Will save to favorites.
★★★★★
Ceri Castle says
It was so yummmy. Thanks so much
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Michael says
Oh my gosh! These were phenomenal! So soft and tasteful! I even substituted egg replacer (making it vegan – for those who consider sugar vegan) and they were just as good! So tasty, they will be a go to muffin recipe any time I need a quick treat!
★★★★★
Jesseca says
I saw you post these on Instagram forever ago and we’ve been making them ever since. It’s the perfect easy muffin base. We found that a few small changes made them perfect for us. I sub apple sauce for the oil, use coconut milk instead of regular, and add blueberries. Super tasty and made regularly here.
★★★★★
Samantha says
I didn’t have any eggs, so I substituted with one large banana, and did everything else the same as called for and they turned out phenomenal. My daughter loved them too!
Bev says
Just made these as I had all ingredients on hand, very light and delicious straight out of the oven. I wanted to try apple sauce instead of oil but didn’t want to risk it….I will next time!
★★★★★
Tina says
I woke up with a craving for cinnamon muffins but have never made them. This recipe was perfect!!! The taste and texture was exactly what I was hoping for. Definitely will make these again cuz they won’t last long.
Elisa says
I used your recipe with gluten-free all purpose flour, coconut sugar and dairy-free milk (due to food intolerances), and they were delicious! Much more moist and springy (rather than dry and dense) than many gluten free baked goods I’ve tried making. My family didn’t know they were GF and DF until I told them after they approved the results. Thanks for the simple and tasty recipe (easily tweaked for food allergies).
★★★★★
Jasmine says
Made these with flax seed because of my egg allergy. They are delicious and very moist 10/10 hands down. They were a hit with the kids also. thanks for the recipe!
★★★★★
Deborah says
Yay! My family loves them, too!
Carolyn Jones says
Just found this recipe. I’m going to make them & put some kind of frosting on them. Maybe chream cheese
Bev says
I made mini muffins to take to my in-laws. Baked at 350 for 10min… turned out great! I will probably add 1/4 cup more sugar next time…I think it should be a bit sweeter… I mean if I’m going to eat sugar and cinnamon for breakfast I want it to be sah-weeeet! 🙂
★★★★★
Receitas says
Simple and delicious!
jeanette says
Our family loves these muffins!
★★★★★
Nicole says
These are just “ok”. Very simple, nothing too exciting. Baked up nicely but cinnamon flavor was not strong enough in my opinion and needed something more, maybe a streusel topping(?). Just kind of boring.
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Keri says
My family loved these! So light and fluffy. Definitely making them again…
Momof7 says
I made these twice the first time i followed the instruction and they turned out very good but a little dry the second time i added 2 apples diced and tsp vanilla 1 tsp brown sugar to the topping and they turned out amazing thanks for sharing
Shona says
I only have self rising flour can I make them with that and take out the baking soda?
Deborah says
I have not tried it, but I would cut the baking powder down to 2 teaspoons instead of 4 and leave the salt out of the recipe. Let me know if you try and how they turn out!
Terra says
Can you substitute wheat flour? If so is it same ratio?
Isha says
I cannot eat egg so I made this with egg replacer and it worked great! I added apples that I chop, put in a pot, put in brown sugar and maple syrup. These are a fall go to.
SJ says
The muffins were great and even better when we added a vanilla glaze. The recipe was a great way to get my son to make the family breakfast.
It is me ricky my mom did the the first half of the message the muffins were amazing even though they were even better with glazing on them
★★★★
Deborah says
Oh, Ricky – thanks so much for making these muffins! It makes me so happy when I see kids making my recipes!
Jeri says
These muffins are delicious. I usually make blueberries and corn. These are going into my rotation. I put all the batter in 12 muffins tins. They came out great – I baked them for 20 mins.
Deborah says
I’m so glad that you loved them!!
Gileanne says
How long would it have to be in oven if I use mini muffin pan to make them?
Laurie says
Wondering if anybody has made the muffins as mini sized and how long you cooked them. Trying to cut down calories and eat a mini size.
Kandice says
I added pie filling to it. They were yummy. But next time i’ll try it without it. Also replaced the oil with apple sauce.
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Sadia says
I made these but am not sure why they cracked on the top and didn’t fully rise! What did I do wrong? I adjusted the temperature to Celsius and reduced by 20 as I have a fan oven. Was that a mistake?
Peggy says
These look delicious! Would it be okay to use the paper cupcake liners that I use for cupcakes?
Deborah says
Yes – that would work just fine!
Tonyia says
I made these today. They are very good. I think next time I make them I may add some apple pie filling in .
Deborah says
Ooooh, love the sound of the apple pie filling in these! I’m glad you liked them!
Kandice says
I was thinking the same thing. Adding apple to them.
GirlyD58 says
That’s what I’m doing! They’re baking as we speak. I found the batter to be rather thin. I’m thinking I’ll decrease the oil to 1/4 cup and possibly increase the flour by 1/2 cup
Jeannie says
Hello! I’m going to be making these in 2 days can’t wait! Is it possible to make the batter ahead of time or is it best to do right before baking? Also on Facebook someone said that 4 teaspoons of Baking powder was too much but is that why you used? Thanks so much! Super excited to try!
Deborah says
You wouldn’t want to make this batter ahead of time because the baking powder is activated by the liquid, so they need to be baked right away. And I’ve made these dozens of times with the 4 teaspoons of baking powder, and they work every time, but feel free to try less if you’d like. I haven’t tried decreasing the amount, so I’m not sure how they would turn out. I hope you love them!!
Jeannie Delgado says
Just came back to say AMAZING!!! Just the way you wrote the recipe! Thanks again! This has become a “Go To” for us!!! 💗
Kathy says
Have you or anyone else used mini muffin pan to make them? Please let me know I think my grandbabies would love them. Thanks, can’t wait to make them.
Lynne says
These look delicious. Can they be baked as a loaf or in a 13×9 pan instead?
Deborah says
I have only tried this recipe as muffins, so I couldn’t say for sure. My guess is that it would work, though. Let me know if you try and if it turns out!
Mike says
Wow! These are the best…..I made them for work…..as of right now there are not going to be enough for work cause I keep eating them……..looks like I will be making another batch…..thanks for the easy to follow and great tasting recipe…..
Deborah says
I’m so glad you loved them! They are one of my favorites, too 🙂
Pamela Pauley says
Could I use applesauce instead of the oil?
Deborah says
I have not tried substituting, but I would guess that it would work. Let me know if you try it and how it turns out!
Alisha says
These muffins are great and easy to make! I looked up the ingredients in a calorie counter and if you make 15 muffins with all of the ingredients, they come out at about 190 calories each! Which is half the calories of a store bought/ bakery muffin!
Deborah says
And I think they taste better than store bought muffins! 😉
Becca says
Do you happen to have the nutritional vale/calories per muffin/etc for these muffins?
Deborah says
Right now, I don’t provide nutritional information, but it’s pretty easy to enter the information to get a count on an online calorie counter.
Ale says
Does the taste change if you use brown sugar, olive oil and skim milk?
Deborah says
I think it would change the taste quite a bit, especially with the olive oil. Vegetable oil is a pretty neutral oil, so the flavor of the olive oil would be a lot more prominent. They still might work, but they would taste different.
Chrissy says
I substituted apple sauce for the vegetable oil, turned out amazing! Thank you
Deborah says
Awesome – I’m going to have to try applesauce next time!
Amy says
I found this recipe on Pinterest last week, looking for a quick easy muffin recipe. My daughter loves cinnamon. These are PERFECT in every way. I packed one in her snack, and her lunch. She also had one for breakfast. I’d say they are a huge success. I have another batch in the oven right now. Thank you for sharing these!!!
Larabeth Miller says
Anyone have a problem with lumpiness in the batter? Tips? I didn’t want to over mix it like stated in the recipe, but what do I do?
Thanks!
Angel says
Love this recipe! 🙂 my husband isn’t a fan of cinnamon but he couldn’t get enough of these. Neither could our picky son. Thanks so much!
Deborah says
I love that even your husband loved them!! <3
Lisa says
I was making these muffins and when I was putting the batter in the muffin tin, I thought it looked a bit thin. But when you are making something for the first time you just go with it. Then I saw the eggs I had taken out but didn’t use. The batter survived the remix I had to do and the muffins were still delicious! 🙂 I have an autoimmune disease that has wreaked havoc with my memory. I just have to take it all in stride & not beat myself up over it. Your recipe is mistake proof!
Lisa
Deborah says
Haha – I think it happens to all of us!! I’m SO happy they worked out and you liked them!
gumbalina says
FINALLY A PINTEREST POST KEEPER THIS MORNING…..2 ingredient banana pancakes NOT SO MUCH….YUCK….. just pulled these babies out of the oven and I am already working on my SECOND muffin with butter. soooooo good with coffee…..A DEFINATE KEEPER! thank you
Deborah says
Awesome – I’m so glad you liked them!!
gumbalina says
after reading all the reviews I can’t wait to get off of work and go home and make some LOL muffins and a disney movie with the grandbaby!
Gina Malone says
I made these and few days ago and everyone loved these (especially our kids). I blogged about them as well:
🙂
Rachael G says
I’ve been trying different cinnamon muffins recipes, and have been disappointed until this one! They’re delicious and exactly as moist as I wanted. Thank you!
Sherlynn Teo says
I MADE THEM TWICE IN 3 DAYS. SUPER SUPER LIGHT AND YUMMY 🙂 THANK YOUUUU MY FAMILY LOVED THEM!!!
Deborah says
Awesome – so glad you have loved them!!
Sandra says
These are very good! I wanted a cinnamon muffin that wasn’t too sweet and not too heavy on the cinnamon. I was a tiny bit worried after I mixed the batter since it was very cinnamon colored but the final result was perfect for me! It made 12 muffins in my muffin pan – not the oversized ones but these may be slightly larger than a standard cupcake pan. I had another pan ready just in case but didn’t need it.
Deborah says
I’m so glad you liked them! My kids love these muffins, and I’m glad we could share them with you!
Olivia L. says
These muffins are DELICIOUS!!! I baked these and I found them more moist if I used only egg whites, but otherwise, 10/10.
Vanessa says
Just made these! They are great!! My girls love cinnamon and ate two each right out of the oven. Next time I will add a little more cinnamon. My mother-in-law likes them because they are not too sweet!! Great recipe!! And VERY easy!
Deborah says
So glad you loved them! My kids love them, too!
Halie says
Just made these and ate two right out of the oven..they are amazing =] I love cinnamon and these definitely hit the spot. They are so light and flavorful! Thanks for the recipe!
Deborah says
I’m so glad you liked them! They are one of my favorites.
diane says
We make these muffins all the time now! I make the following changes – 1/2 c. almond or oat flour, 1 1/2 c. regular – TWO tbsp. cinnamon instead of one! – add 1 tsp vanilla – 3/4 c. sugar instead of 1 c. – 1/2 milk, 1/2 yogurt. We (my 3 year old and I) also make a topping for them now, just crushing up TJ’s slightly sweetened walnuts in a bag w/cinnamon and brown sugar, and sprinkling that on top. They are crazy good!!!!! 🙂
dawn says
i did the toothpick test and it wont come out clean… im scared i wight overcook them
Weese says
My my, these muffins are delish! Quite popular at my home. My brothers just devoured them, and my daughter could not have been more pleased! I hope to see more recipes from you in the future!
Deborah says
I’m so glad they were enjoyed by all!
Lissy says
I made these for the people at the veterinary practice where i apprentice at and they loved them and the mufffins turned out fabulous!!! Definately a great recipe. Thanks for posting it! 🙂
Rachel says
I made these this morning and they are fabulous! Thinking of working a little banana into the recipe next time. Muffins are great.
Jenny says
Just made these and ate these! Delicious! Thanks for sharing the recipe. Will be a staple in our house for sure.
Deborah says
@Jenny, I’m so glad you liked them!
gumbalina says
please come up with a GOOD cinnamon BRAN muffin recipe for us too LOL
Laura says
Just made your recipe too. They’re still delicious. I definitely agree they turned out moist and tasty. Your daughter has good taste! 🙂
Jackie says
YUM!! I made your muffins and they are DELICIOUS!! I love them!! And my boyfriend did too!! And they are sooo easy! Thank you for sharing your wonderful recipe.
My name is Momma says
I just finished making these muffins. They are delicious and very moist. I ended up with enough batter for 18 regular sized muffins. YUM!!
I will definitely make again.
Linda says
There muffins were yummy in my tummy.😆 My cats enjoyed them as well, but they also threw up on my carpet. 😉
Da Bee's Knees says
So… I'm back to leave another comment. I am smitten with this recipe!
I made it AGAIN to go with our late Sunday breakfast yesterday!
And I plan to whip up a batch to take into work tomorrow, too.
This recipe will make me the work HERO! Thank you, again!
Da Bee's Knees says
I made these muffins for my pregnant daughter in law last night. She was craving muffins.
She ate three in one sitting! I had one this morning with coffee. Oh. My. Soooo good.
I chose to simply top the muffins with turbinado sugar before baking. Too delicious! This recipe is a home run! Thank you!
Miss Kittie says
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I posted the review & hope that gets you some traffic!
Miss Kittie says
I read about these a few hours ago and made them IMMEDIATELY!
They came out amazing! Do you mind if I post photos of them and a link to here on my blog? http://wordpress.com/flavorprofiling
eatme_delicious says
Ooo I love the sound of a muffin week! I love muffins too – they're so great to have in the freezer for weekday snacks. These ones look amazing – I love the cinnamon sugar on top.
Katie says
Yum, these looks delicious and so cinnamony.
The Double Dipped Life says
Sounds simple and wonderful!
comfycook says
I see the word cinnamon and I am there. Add muffins and I am printing the recipe.
We are also muffin lovers and this looks like a great addition to my collection.
Julie says
Sounds amazing, bet they're awesome right out of the oven 🙂
Jennifurla says
I wish my daughter would eat the sweets I make! Girlfriend prefers things like yogurt and corn…silly girl..I love her anyways
Joanne says
I love cinnamon. And muffins. But really just cinnamon in any form. These look delicious!
teresa says
oh gosh, those look good, i could eat about five!
Sandra says
My muffins are in the oven now and they smell amazing! Can’t wait to eat them 😀
grace says
an alliterative source and plenty of cinnamon–you know i'm thrilled! 🙂
Foodessa says
I may not be a the same kick on muffins…but I sure have been enjoying nibbling on my muffins lately ;o)
You seem to have a few interesting recipes which I just may try.
Thanks for sharing and flavourful wishes, Claudia
mangocheeks says
I love muffins too and will keep these in mind for the winter season.
Tia says
my son loves muffins too. and these will be making an appearance on his plate very soon.
Gina says
These look fantastic. I love muffins too – you should do a muffin of the week, I would read it!
Lex says
I made these in mini loaf pans instead and threw a little cinnamon butter crumb topping on top and the whole family loved them!
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Patricia Scarpin says
They look wonderful, Deb! I love muffins and haven't baked any in ages. Cinnamon is such a favorite of mine. Yum!
Your little one sure knows good food! 🙂
Rosa's Yummy Yums says
I'd love to eat one of those babies now!
Cheers,
Rosa
gumbalina says
me too slathered with REAL butter YUM
Pam says
Your daughter definitely knows what is good! Your muffins look delicious and I love that cinnamon!
stacey ray says
Just made these. Really good, husband just woof down 2 already. Will take some to my neighbor.
★★★★★
Danielle says
Just made these and they were fantastic. Added a little extra cinnamon because my boys love it.
★★★★★
Milja says
Such a nice recipe. I love it! ❤️👌
Kim says
My daughter loves muffins too. I can almost hide anything in a muffin form and she'll eat it.
Cinnamon muffins sound well worth waking up for!