SNL: Betty White Is Bluffin’ With Her Muffin
“If there’s one thing I’m known for, it’s my muffin.” So did Betty White introduce her delicacy on “Delicious Dish,” the classic SNL NPR-spoof pioneered by Ana Gasteyer, and best known for featuring Alec Baldwin‘s Schwetty Balls. If that offends you then you won’t watch to watch this sketch, featuring about as many muffin jokes as possible to cram into one sketch: “Wow. Get a whiff of that.” “I can’t wait to taste your muffin.” “My muffin hasn’t had a cherry since 1939.” Shout-outs to yeast, moistness, warmth, and the 88-year-old host’s “dusty muffin.” Yes, they go there.
There’s more. Watch it once to crack up at the punchlines, and again to marvel at the absolute professionalism demonstrated by Gasteyer, White and fellow SNL alum Molly Shannon — their muffin-bluffin’ is perfect. A tasty dish indeed. See below.
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