muffin
/ˈmʌfɪn/noun
A small, sweet cake baked in a cup-shaped pan, often with fruit or chocolate chips.
Example sentences
- “I grabbed a blueberry muffin and coffee on the way to work.”
- “The bakery sells warm banana muffins every morning.”
- “She baked a dozen muffins for the school bake sale.”
The flat bread roll that is split and toasted is called an 'English muffin' in American English. A 'muffin pan' is the tray used to bake them.