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Scone as in cone
Jam first (raspberry)
Jam first (raspberry)
Scone
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rulefan
Tour Winner
How do people successfully spread jam on a large dollop of clotted cream?
YandaB
Newbie
It's perverse but if you persevere you can indeed spread the fruit preserve.
bobmac
Major Champion
Turn the scone upside down and put the jam on, then the cream then turn it the right way up
Captain_Black.
Well-known member
Scone (as in gone)
Cut in half
No butter
Raspberry jam
Heap of clotted cream on top
Absolutely delicious & the correct way to eat.
Cut in half
No butter
Raspberry jam
Heap of clotted cream on top
Absolutely delicious & the correct way to eat.
backwoodsman
Tour Winner
I think Bob has it...
Everyone else - get a life
Everyone else - get a life
bobmac
Major Champion
I'm trying to make some scones (gones) today.
If they come out like stones I may change the name
If they come out like stones I may change the name
Orikoru
Tour Winner
I pronounce it to rhyme with 'gone' - I think - although I'm not that confident now.
I lather on the clotted cream first, and then just a spoonful of jam on top of that in the centre. But this is probably just because I love the cream more, and find too much jam overpowering to the overall flavour, so this method works for me.
I lather on the clotted cream first, and then just a spoonful of jam on top of that in the centre. But this is probably just because I love the cream more, and find too much jam overpowering to the overall flavour, so this method works for me.
This is quite a bad rule of thumb in the English language generally. Do you sit down at the table each morning for BREAK-FAST? Perhaps discuss renewing your MORT-GAGE?
PJ87
Journeyman Pro
I pronounce it to rhyme with 'gone' - I think - although I'm not that confident now.
I lather on the clotted cream first, and then just a spoonful of jam on top of that in the centre. But this probably just because I love the cream more, and find too much jam overpowering to the overall flavour, so this method works for me.
This is quite a bad rule of thumb in the English language generally. Do you sit down at the table each morning for BREAK-FAST? Perhaps discuss renewing your MORT-GAGE?
Isnt it suppose to be break fast because you're breaking the fast
Orikoru
Tour Winner
Sure - but you don't mean to tell me you actually call it break-fast?
It's 'brek-fust' isn't it?
PJ87
Journeyman Pro
Sure - but you don't mean to tell me you actually call it break-fast?
To be fair I call it "kids get your butts to the table"
