File:Cupcakes - Norwegian

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Cupcakes song in Norwegian, official

LYRICS: Ta en kopp med mel og sleng det oppi bollen sammen med en miks. Søte ting er best, men ikke sitronknoller, en dæsj med salt bare litt. Bakingen er en kjempehit og en teskje med vanilje. Gjør det med ett flir og tell til fir for vi gjør det jo med vilje.

Muffins, så søte gode. Muffins, ikke på hodet. Muffins... muffins, muffins, muffins!

OTHER: There are a lot of comments about the fact that they say "Muffins" instead of "Cupcakes". In the Swedish language, and probably the same for Norwegian, the language doesn't have the word "Cupcakes" and treats it the same way as "Muffins".

YukoAsho commented: "Yeah, I think people fail﻿ to realize that "cupcake" is an American-originated word. The earliest reference to a cake in a small cup is Amelia Simms' American Cookery in 1796, and the term "cupcake" would begin in the early 19th century with Eliza Leslie's Receipts in 1828. By contrast, "muffin" is derived from older Low German (Muffen/Muffe) and French (moufflet) words, and thus probably was easier to be integrated into European lexicons, due to simple nearness."