Breakfast in the UK

Fun fact English muffins are marketed as American muffins in England.
Have one one with a cuppa coff. 😛

That's the one you get the Egg McMuffin in right
yeah i think we just call em muffins
but we also call chocolate chip muffins just muffins

its all very confusing

In the UK, what Americans refer to as "English muffins" are typically just called "muffins." The term "English muffin" is primarily used in North America to distinguish this type of bread product from other varieties of muffins, which are typically sweeter and baked rather than griddled or toasted.

As for Canadian bacon in Canada, it's often referred to simply as "back bacon" or "peameal bacon." Again, the term "Canadian bacon" is more commonly used in the United States to describe this particular type of bacon.

It's perfectly okay to ask questions about cultural differences or terminology! It shows curiosity and a willingness to learn.

I believe canadians call canadian bacon, ham. Because well...canadian bacon is just ham.
And are english muffins really muffins? I mean, i dont care for muffins(well... a muffin top can be edible). But then, i don't care for english muffins either(no tops for redemption).

Muffins. However, there's Mustard then there's English Mustard.

Americans call it English muffins and Canadian bacon. 😁

We call it back bacon or Canadian bacon

Like Chinese gooseberries.

From New Zealand.

I call muffins Tim Hortons here!

Muffins yeah

English muffins are a US invention, coincidentally by an English person. I was in London a couple summers ago and don’t remember ever seeing one over there.

Madison Avenue strikes again.

Yes - they're just muffins

The British call them crumpets, in Canada it's back bacon.