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Reviews
65
What did you think of this recipe?
rose
There is too much baking powder.
5
HANNAH
This recipe is amazing. The muffins turn out fluffy and chocolatey. They're at their best when you heat just enough so the chocolate chips are melted. Plus you can freeze them too.
5
TM
These are ok, I definitely wouldn't serve to guests. They didn't rise that great, aren't sweet enough and taste like oil.
2
Meg
I could taste the baking powder as there wasn't enough sugar and it was too dry. Wouldn't make again.
2
em.
YUMMMM!! They are the best muffins, really good for school lunch boxes!!
5
Unknown
Was easy enough to make but the flavour was not that nice. Sure it has cocoa and choc chips but could be much nicer
3
MJ
The muffins came out well, nice rise and not dry when baked at 400 degrees Fahrenheit for 15 minutes. These are not very sweet which is fine with me but don't expect them to taste like cake. I used canola oil and they certainly weren't “oily“ (makes me wonder what kind of oil some reviewers used!)
4
Hannah
Yummy! I put in extra choc drops. Recipe was easy too.
4
J Bayly
Might be a touch too much baking powder and more sugar needed. Which is easy to adapt to preferred taste but I think these tasted good.
Preheat oven to 200°C conventional / 180°C fan bake. Line a 12-hole muffin tin with paper cases.
In a medium jug or bowl, whisk together eggs, Simply Canola Oil, Meadow Fresh Milk, Meadow Fresh Sour Cream and vanilla. Stir in Chelsea White Sugar.
In a large bowl, sift Edmonds Standard Grade Flour, cocoa powder, Edmonds Baking Soda and salt. Stir in approximately three quarters of the chocolate chips.
Add wet ingredients to dry ingredients. Gently fold together until just mixed.
Spoon into prepared tin (muffin mixture will fill the tins to the top). Sprinkle with remaining chocolate chips.
Bake for 20 minutes, or until muffins are cooked through (they should spring back when gently pressed on top). Remove from tin and cool on a rack.
Serve warm or at room temperature.
Note: recipe tested and updated August 2022 - muffins are moister, slightly sweeter and more chocolatey. Give them a try, you won't be disappointed!
This recipe is amazing. The muffins turn out fluffy and chocolatey. They're at their best when you heat just enough so the chocolate chips are melted. Plus you can freeze them too.
5
TM
These are ok, I definitely wouldn't serve to guests. They didn't rise that great, aren't sweet enough and taste like oil.
2
Meg
I could taste the baking powder as there wasn't enough sugar and it was too dry. Wouldn't make again.
2
em.
YUMMMM!! They are the best muffins, really good for school lunch boxes!!
5
Unknown
Was easy enough to make but the flavour was not that nice. Sure it has cocoa and choc chips but could be much nicer
3
MJ
The muffins came out well, nice rise and not dry when baked at 400 degrees Fahrenheit for 15 minutes. These are not very sweet which is fine with me but don't expect them to taste like cake. I used canola oil and they certainly weren't “oily“ (makes me wonder what kind of oil some reviewers used!)
4
Hannah
Yummy! I put in extra choc drops. Recipe was easy too.
4
J Bayly
Might be a touch too much baking powder and more sugar needed. Which is easy to adapt to preferred taste but I think these tasted good.