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	<title>Comments on: Top of the Muffin to You!</title>
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		<title>By: {Not-To-Scale}</title>
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		<description>Euwww....no, indeed you are correct: something cannot be a "top" unless it has come with a matching bottom.  Perhaps there are bakeries at the Ecco-plex where elves harvest the muffin tops off of the full-baked muffins, and then the tops grow back, and the process is repeated, but I highly doubt it-more than likely, these hydrogenated oil-soaked disaster-cakes are baked in tin-molds, in the SHAPE of a muffin top.  The only difference between them and a full muffin being that they just have a heavier, more fatty density...in which case its really a scone, right?</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Euwww&#8230;.no, indeed you are correct: something cannot be a &#8220;top&#8221; unless it has come with a matching bottom.  Perhaps there are bakeries at the Ecco-plex where elves harvest the muffin tops off of the full-baked muffins, and then the tops grow back, and the process is repeated, but I highly doubt it-more than likely, these hydrogenated oil-soaked disaster-cakes are baked in tin-molds, in the SHAPE of a muffin top.  The only difference between them and a full muffin being that they just have a heavier, more fatty density&#8230;in which case its really a scone, right?</p>
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