muffineihin

Muffineihin is the Finnish plural form of "muffin." Muffins are an individual-sized, baked product. They can be sweet or savory, and are often prepared as a quick bread. The batter for muffins is typically mixed with minimal effort, often just until the dry and wet ingredients are combined, resulting in a slightly lumpy texture. This contrasts with cake batter, which is usually mixed until smooth.

Sweet muffins often contain ingredients like fruit (berries, bananas, apples), chocolate chips, nuts, or spices. Savory muffins can incorporate cheese, herbs, vegetables like corn or zucchini, or even bacon. They are baked in individual cups or molds, traditionally in a muffin tin.

Muffins are a popular breakfast item, snack, or dessert. Their convenience and versatility have contributed to their widespread appeal. While the term "muffin" can refer to both sweet and savory varieties, in many cultures, the term defaults to the sweet, cake-like version. The Finnish language uses "muffini" for a single muffin and "muffineihin" for the plural, indicating the presence of multiple muffins. This grammatical distinction is common in Finnish, where case endings denote grammatical function and number.