These cinnamon banana bread muffins are the perfect muffin if you love a sweet crumb on top. These muffins don’t last 2 days in our house! Recipe adapted from Together as Family. If you love this recipe, you’ll love my cinnamon swirl bread.

When peaches are in season, we always make peach muffins! These muffins are soft and sweet. Even the pickiest eaters will inhale these muffins. If you love this muffin recipe, you’ll love my strawberry crumble muffins. Recipe adapted from Karen’s Kitchen Stories.

No one can say no to pumpkin chocolate chip muffins! Pumpkin desserts are great plain or with chocolate chips. One bite and you will taste all the flavors of Fall! After a long hot, humid summer here in Texas, all I dream of is the Fall season. One of the first things I crave are pumpkin desserts. Sometimes I bake pumpkin pancakes, pumpkin bread, but my family always wants chocolate with their pumpkin desserts. What’s great with a muffin recipe, is how it can be eaten throughout the day. Muffins are great for breakfasts, snacks, and desserts. Recipe adapted from The Diary of a Real Housewife. If you love anything with chocolate chips,…

I found this healthy banana muffins recipe when my son kept asking for more food in his lunch. The secret ingredient in these banana muffins are oats! I noticed I had some ripe bananas on hand, so I quickly went on Pinterest and looked for healthy banana muffins. This was one of the first recipes that popped up. It didn’t take long to make, and they came out great. Our kitchen smelled amazing! What makes these banana muffins healthier? A normal banana muffin recipe has around a cup of sugar and 1/3 cup of butter or vegetable oil. These muffins have 1/3 cup of sugar vs a full cup of sugar. They also…

When it’s berry season, cherry and berry muffins are some our families favorite treats to make. A sprinkle of sugar on top makes these irresistible! Besides eating cherries and berries as they naturally are, I love to add them in cookies, pies, and muffins. These cherry muffins do not last long in our house! If you don’t have a cherry pitter: Use a stainless steel straw or even a chopstick to push the pit out. Recipe adapted from Mrs.Parker II from Allrecipes.com If you loved this recipe, you’ll love my cherry cobbler.