Fancy a Cream Tea?

brue
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edited May 2020 in Food & Drink #1

I thought this brought a lighter note to the affects of lockdown, food that you might be missing. smile

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Having made myself and OH a couple of cream teas recently I also know I miss being able to go out and enjoy something nice to eat which I haven't had to cook or make myself.

Are you missing any of these things too?

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  • Metheven
    Metheven Club Member Posts: 3,987 ✭✭✭
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    edited May 2020 #2

    We still treat ourselves to a cream tea, local scones, Roddas clotted cream from Sainsburys and strawberry jam. Am I allowed to mention jam firstinnocent

    We have also had a next day post of Cornish pasty's 10 large steak and 6 veggy. 

    What I am really missing is my Saturday morning greasy breakfast from our cafe where I can sup tea, read and eat, just not the same doing it at home.

  • cyberyacht
    cyberyacht Forum Participant Posts: 10,218
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    edited May 2020 #3

    Oh no, not another jam or cream first thread.

  • moulesy
    moulesy Forum Participant Posts: 9,402 ✭✭✭✭✭
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    edited May 2020 #4

    What do you mean jam or cream first?

    Obviously it's butter first, then jam, then cream. smile

  • EasyT
    EasyT Forum Participant Posts: 16,194
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    edited May 2020 #5

    I prefer plenty of butter rather than jam or cream and I want my scones akin to rock cakes rather than some of the  pallid looking offerings that look more steamed than baked

  • Takethedogalong
    Takethedogalong Forum Participant Posts: 17,027 ✭✭✭
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    edited May 2020 #6

    You can buy Rock Cakes ET, good with either butter or jam and cream😁

  • EasyT
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    edited May 2020 #7

    Cafes tend to sell what they describe as scones though. I look at them before I buy. Some I give the go by based on appearance. The type that many supermarkets describe as scones are often more suited to throwing to the birds

  • allanandjean
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    edited May 2020 #8

    Hi easy, we find rock buns are better when faced with seagulls.

  • Oneputt
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    edited May 2020 #9

    Butter, cream, jam and more cream, the best of all worlds and no arguments about location etc, etc 😎

  • redface
    redface Forum Participant Posts: 1,701
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    edited May 2020 #10

    You are all missing the most important aspect and that is the scone must be warmed first ( a la National Trust.)

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