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Would you buy these?
Hello cleaning and organization pros!!
I am usually over on Special Needs but wondering if you could give me some feedback?
If there were a healthy, pre-made muffin option available to you would you buy it?
What if it were specifically for your kids?
That is, low fat, all-natural, vitamin dense, delicious muffins to have/supplement for breakfast, or for after-school-snacks for the kids, or in their lunch, or on the weekends?
Yes, I know we can all buy a box mix- but that even takes prep work (do you have all the ingredients you need?) and dishes, and cook time...and then, do all the muffins get eaten before they start to go stale? Also, who wants to eat nutritionally lacking food? Both box mixes and "from scratch" recipes are usually nutritionally void.
These muffins are healthy AND taste good! These muffins use whole grains, all-natural ingredients and they hide veggies into them- you know, like blending pureed cauliflower into your kid's mashed potatoes....
Do you like the idea of a frozen muffin batter already in the lined papers that you put in the oven and bake yourself (wa-laa! fresh baked muffins and no dishes!) or do you like pre-baked muffins that you thaw?
Thanks in advance for your thoughts! All thoughts welcomed!!
Re: Would you buy these?
I am confused.
Why are you trying to market muffins on a cleaning and organizing board
why are you trying to market muffins on an online forum period
why did you branch out from your board to try and get feedback on them...I am pretty sure that falls pretty close to 'soliciting' or 'survaying for the purpose of marketing', both things that are looked down on when you don't have any relationship with the people you are marketing to.
Sorry if this seems harsh, I am just really confused as to why this is here.
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I wouldn't buy it. Most freezer items aren't that fresh, and the way I like my muffins - in a healthy sense - I don't think you'd be able to achieve with a freezer. That aside, I only like muffins from scratch. I think I've only ever had one at a bakery that I've liked, so generally speaking, I don't care for the muffin market.