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morning glory muffins arranged around each other in muffin liners

Muffins

Morning Glory Muffins

Carrot Cake Muffins are arranged on parchment paper, with a few fresh whole carrots scattered around. One muffin is split open, revealing a creamy filling inside and a speckled, golden-brown top.

Muffins

The Best Carrot Muffin Recipe

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Thanksgiving

Turkey Fruit Platter

Cupcakes topped with swirls of white frosting, sprinkled with chopped nuts, and decorated with small orange carrot-shaped icing decorations—perfect for fans of mini carrot cake cheesecakes.

Easter

Mini Carrot Cheesecakes

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