Afternoon and Cream Tea

Katharine_Alumni
Katharine_Alumni Online Community Member, Scope Member Posts: 66 Contributor
in Coffee lounge
I love afternoon teas and cream teas!

If you could take anyone for afternoon or cream tea, who would you invite and what would be your added cake/snack/drink if you could add one thing to the menu?

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  • 66Mustang
    66Mustang Online Community Member Posts: 15,319 Championing
    I don't think I'd choose anyone famous, I think I'd choose someone who has is likely to have experienced a lot of interesting things and has stories to tell - maybe a SAS soldier or a Holocaust survivor (if any are still alive) or maybe even just someone who has had to travel all over for work.

    I would add champagne to make it a champagne afternoon tea. :)
  • janer1967
    janer1967 Online Community Member Posts: 21,922 Championing
    I would invite Paul Hollywood 

    Would add some savoury thing's like scotch egg quiche or sausage rolls and black forest gateau 
  • leeCal
    leeCal Online Community Member Posts: 7,537 Championing
    I’d invite Prince William, he seems like a nice chap and the sort you could have a good old chinwag with. ?
  • Katharine_Alumni
    Katharine_Alumni Online Community Member, Scope Member Posts: 66 Contributor
    66Mustang said:
    I don't think I'd choose anyone famous, I think I'd choose someone who has is likely to have experienced a lot of interesting things and has stories to tell - maybe a SAS soldier or a Holocaust survivor (if any are still alive) or maybe even just someone who has had to travel all over for work.

    I would add champagne to make it a champagne afternoon tea. :)
    Love this idea! :):smiley:
  • Katharine_Alumni
    Katharine_Alumni Online Community Member, Scope Member Posts: 66 Contributor
    janer1967 said:
    I would invite Paul Hollywood 

    Would add some savoury thing's like scotch egg quiche or sausage rolls and black forest gateau 
    Oooh yummy. I would definitely enjoy all of these. A friend had a vegan sausage roll the other day and it tasted like stuffing :):smiley:
  • Katharine_Alumni
    Katharine_Alumni Online Community Member, Scope Member Posts: 66 Contributor
    leeCal said:
    I’d invite Prince William, he seems like a nice chap and the sort you could have a good old chinwag with. ?
    Me too! Find out about the Palaces and his Mental Health work!
  • Sandy_123
    Sandy_123 Scope Member Posts: 63,129 Championing
    edited August 2021
    I've never actually had one before, so if I was, I guess I would invite Oscar wilde, as I'm reading up about him and his work lately.
    I'd add coffee and Victoria sponge
  • snailpace
    snailpace Online Community Member Posts: 66 Contributor
    I would invite Cliff Richard and add a hot chocolate and a slice of Manchester tart cake.
  • Katharine_Alumni
    Katharine_Alumni Online Community Member, Scope Member Posts: 66 Contributor
    Sandy_123 said:
    I've never actually had one before, so if I was, I guess I would invite Oscar wilde, as I'm reading up about him and his work lately.
    I'd add coffee and Victoria sponge
    What a fab guest! Yes I agree, Victoria Sponge would be a great edition. To mix it up a bit when I was younger, Mum and I used to put real strawberries inside and on top of the cake with the buttercream - sometimes if we felt particularly cheeky we might spread a thin layer of jam first or we might just put these on top of the buttercream :yum:
  • Katharine_Alumni
    Katharine_Alumni Online Community Member, Scope Member Posts: 66 Contributor
    snailpace said:
    I would invite Cliff Richard and add a hot chocolate and a slice of Manchester tart cake.
    Hot chocolate is definitely my hot drink of choice. Oooh what is Manchester tart cake?
  • snailpace
    snailpace Online Community Member Posts: 66 Contributor
    @Katharine_Scope. I only found out about Manchester tarts when I went for hospital appointments. Though, they have stopped selling them. But my mum made one for me a few weeks aago. It’s pastry, raspberry jam and custard. With coconut and a cherry on top.
  • Katharine_Alumni
    Katharine_Alumni Online Community Member, Scope Member Posts: 66 Contributor
    snailpace said:
    @Katharine_Scope. I only found out about Manchester tarts when I went for hospital appointments. Though, they have stopped selling them. But my mum made one for me a few weeks aago. It’s pastry, raspberry jam and custard. With coconut and a cherry on top.
    Mmmm sounds amazing :yum:
  • Durhamjaide
    Durhamjaide Scope Member Posts: 428 Contributor
    I prefer afternoon tea 

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