How do you eat your scones?
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Jam then creamNo fruit in the scones0
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Jam then creammmmm now i love a fruit scone @janer1967 ha ha xx0
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@SueHeath haha! Fruit Scones are YUM0
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Jam then cream…And me! Love a fruit scone
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Jam then creamYuk I don't like dried fruit in any shape or form
Now a cheese scone is a whole different dimension 9f deliciousness0 -
Jam then creamNoooo Cheese
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@janer1967 Cheese, bleurggghhh, lol0
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Jam then creamCheese scones are yummy not with jam and cream tho
Just warm with lots of butter or with cre cheese and crab on0 -
Jam then creamI love cheese scones too, love them toasted with plenty of butter or as a cobbler on top of a lamb stew.0
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Jam then creamI would eat a nice cheese scone with lots of butter and a bit of marmite.
Never thought of it on my cobbler, i will give that one a go x0 -
Jam then cream'Jam then cream' has crushed the competition!
I'm glad this has started up such a debate
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Jam then creamGood one @Tori_Scope0
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Jam then creamHoney not bad with them0
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Jam then creamI use scone or dumpling mix baked on top of stew to turn it into a beef cobbler @wendy41
I'm a silver server now, but when i was little our Mom would make a large yorkshire pudding on a Sunday, we would have half with our Dinner, then the other half cold sprinkled with sugar for our Tea in the evening.0 -
The debate is still ongoing!
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