Chocolate Chip Muffin Mason Jars with Printable by Bloom Designs for I Heart Nap Time
Hi Everyone! At this time of year I find myself running to lots of events and celebrations and I am always looking for a little hostess gift. I like to take something personal and homemade whenever possible. I came up with these Chocolate Chip Muffin Mason Jars. You can easily make a bunch of jars ahead of time and simply grab a jar when you are heading out. It’s great for the recipient too since they can make and enjoy the muffins when they have time.
To make the jars you will layer
- 2 cups all-purpose flour
- 2 teaspoon baking powder
- ½ tsp salt
- 1/3 cup packed brown sugar
- 1/3 cup granulated sugar
- 1 ½+ cups chocolate chips
These are made in one quart mason jars. Stick download and print our labels. You can print on a full label sheet or regular paper and attach to jar using double stick tape. Add a ribbon if you wish.
The labels for the back of the jar describes how to make the muffins. You will mix together,
- ½ cup unsalted butter, melted and cooled
- 2 large eggs
- 2/3 cup milk (whole or buttermilk is preferred)
- 1 tbsp vanilla
and then pour in the jar ingredients, stir until just combined, scoop into tins and bake at 400 degrees for 17-20 minutes.
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Do you seal the lids?
I usually don’t, but you can if you’d like!
I rather not go through the trouble. I’m glad I can do without. Lol thanks!
I just found your blog, what drew me, besides your beautiful pics of your food, was your name. It’s almost identical to my granddaughters. So as I’m teaching her to bake she will be thrilled.
Aw, that’s so sweet! I haven’t met a lot of Jamielyn’s in my life!
Hi. I want to make this recipe but i want to add vegan egg powder instead of using actual eggs. Does that mean i have to increase the amount of milk. And if i wanted to make the whole batch and separate it into smaller jars to get more out of it would i need to use less milk in the directions for the smaller jar sizes?
How many ounces is this? To know what jar i should buy?
And how many does it make?
Just 1 mason jar!
These are made in 1 quart mason jars!