Sure to Rise Chocolate Chip Muffins product reviews

I am a huge fan of baking in a box. I love that they are easy enough that all my children (ages 5-11 yrs) are able to bake some wonderful goodies from these boxes.

I am a more traditional baker, doing all my baking from scratch, but I do buy one or two 'baking boxes' each week for my kids to use, and the Edmonds ones are a firm favorite, but one we tend to get when on special, as down here they are over $5 per box.

Edmonds Chocolate chip muffins are quick and easy to make, filling your kitchen with that wonderful smell of home baking, and as already stated...even kids can do it (adult supervision around the oven please hehe)

The instructions are easy to follow, and the extra ingredients generally always found in the pantry (eggs, oil and water). Basically you chuck all ingredients in a bowl, mix (bot don't over mix) everything together then pop into muffin cases or trays. Even the baking time is not all that long, around 20 minutes, and you have freshly baked muffins ready to eat, mmmmmmmmmmm

Edmonds Chocolate chip Muffins are easy to make, don't take much effort, use very little ingredients but taste simply yummy...what more could you want?

I love Edmonds baking in a box and chocolatey chocolate chip muffins are a favourite in our house. My daughter is almost 5 and I honestly think if she could eat chocolate all day everyday, she would. At least until she pops. For me, there are two great reasons for using bake in a box products like Edmonds. Firstly, I am useless...okay not quite, but I have a history of making things that go a bit pear-shaped when I make them from scratch. For me, it's just best if my "creativity" is lessened to the addition of some eggs, oil and water.

Secondly having a pre-school daughter is the perfect excuse to bake. If it's a rainy day, and we are bored then I just go to the cupboard and get a box of muffin mix out and we go for it. She gets to do the measuring (great for a bit of early maths!) and the mixing (until she gets "tired" - i.e. bored hehe). Then the mix goes into the muffin trays and into the oven. So easy! And approx 15 minutes later, we have hot delicious muffiny goodness.

If we are extra bored, we may even go so far as to decorate them like cupcakes. A bit of icing and sprinkles. And the great thing is, you can make them whatever size you like. I love making these boxes into mini muffins because you just get plenty of them, they are a good portion size, considering the snacking that will go on after they come out of the oven, and they are easy for little hands to decorate as well.

I will continue to buy this product because they are great fun and cost effective.

A box of muffin mix, two eggs, oil and water makes for a great, easy recipe and multitudes of delicious muffins. And chocolate chip being a great flavour, I recommend it to any baking enthusiasts.

These muffins are so unbelievably easy to make, a 5 year old can do it. "Oh yeah right, they all say that, pull the other one mate."Ahhh, but it is true! My 5 year old son was being such a good biy, I bought this box so he could have a muffin in his lunch at school. I figured I could make them and let him help.... all I ended up having to do was crack 2 eggs into a bowl, and watch him do the rest! (Well, OK, I spooned the mix into the muffin tray...)

They took no time at all to make, and since I was also cooking a casserole for dinner that night, the oven was already hot and cooking took virtually no time at all. The end result was firm, but light, tasty in an oh-so-chocolatey-goodness way, with the added bite of choccy chips evenly spread throughout, and when I took a bite, it just melted in my mouth.

Overall, if you want some easy muffins, that you can make in under half an hour... you should have a box or two waiting in your cupboard. 1 box makes a dozen muffins, but if you used mini-muffin moulds, you could easily get 3 dozen ready in 20 minutes or less, great for kids parties or social functions.