AmandaJR
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Ok. So would you put jam then butter on toast? Of course not...
I rest my case m'luds
I rest my case m'luds
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Fade and Die
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Ok. So would you put jam then butter on toast? Of course not...
I rest my case m'luds
Exactly, make a little well with the cream, them spoon in a dollop of Jam. Yum
Bdill93
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I’m sorry but no. You cannot achieve the necessary amount of cream needed (copious amounts) if applied first.
It is not “the butter” it’s cream.
Jam first always
It is not “the butter” it’s cream.
Jam first always
AmandaJR
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The truth is I went cream, jam, and cream again
Seemed wrong to leave it in the pot!
Seemed wrong to leave it in the pot!
This will sound terrible, but I’m a butter (so you can see your teeth in it 
) jam and cream 
) jam and cream Is the correct answer as per science.Sorry always Jam then cream
RichA
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That is not terrible, it's common sense.This will sound terrible, but I’m a butter (so you can see your teeth in it
Voyager EMH
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Cream, Jam, Cream.
Tried it last year. That's it for me from now on.
Everyone else - just argue among yourselves.
Tried it last year. That's it for me from now on.
Everyone else - just argue among yourselves.
None of the above can top a toasted teacake, Devonian if possible, with a huge slab of butter, put on as soon as it comes out of the toaster, followed by strawberry jam. Cream nowhere to be seen 
. Keep your scones 
. Keep your scones
AmandaJR
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None of the above can top a toasted teacake, Devonian if possible, with a huge slab of butter, put on as soon as it comes out of the toaster, followed by strawberry jam. Cream nowhere to be seen
Agreed EXCEPT, butter after it's cooled a little so some of it doesn't fully melt and you can still see your teeth marks in it
Beezerk
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None of the above can top a toasted teacake, Devonian if possible, with a huge slab of butter, put on as soon as it comes out of the toaster, followed by strawberry jam. Cream nowhere to be seen
But what is a teacake to you?
I mean that’s a whole 10 page debate right there
Orikoru
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I'm trying to remember the last time I had scones but I think I'm with you. Smooth the cream across the scone, then one spoonful of jam plonked on top in the middle. Right?But jam is slippery and surely the cream slides right off?! Anyway, it was delicious and BOGOF at the local garden centre so a win, win
Slime
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..................... and the scones MUST NOT have currants or raisins anywhere near them!
RichA
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Toasted, buttered hot cross buns are better than teacakes. More stodge.But what is a teacake to you?
I mean that’s a whole 10 page debate right there
Or are they teacakes?
Beezerk
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Orikoru
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I thought 'teacakes' were those chocolate covered marshmallow things.
Careful now.
Orikoru
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PJ87
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Half hour delay to flight but 3 kids, 4 adults all ready to fly
Bags dropped
Through security
Just killing time before we take off
Looks like we all sitting together aswell (bar the father in law)
Mudball
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The only problem is that .. some nutter will use this to buy fags and alco pops and then neglect a kid .. this will end up on the front page of the Daily Hate .. then everyone will say ‘Govt should do something’ and some posh minister would say ‘plebs need to learn how to cook/breastfeed’ .. the cycle of unintended consequences is almost predictable..The head of Iceland
Iceland boss defends ‘illegal’ price cut on baby formula as he faces huge fine
Iceland boss Richard Walker has defended slashing the price of baby formula as he faces an unlimited fine for the “illegal move”. Current laws limit how formula tubs can be sold and brought, such as not letting shoppers use coupons. Regulations were passed in 2007 to ensure the marketing didn’t...www.independent.co.uk
Brilliant
Hes right it is a bonkers law and I love how he just says Iceland will illegally accept vouchers for baby formula
Doing his bit to help families
But good work by Iceland