| Scones 14:47 - Feb 21 with 10876 views | Mullet |
Jam spread in an even layer and then a big lump of cream is right, right? Made some with junior and this seems the best.
Also I'm not interested in the usual shenanigans, it's pronounced scone, not scone. |  |
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| Scones on 13:26 - Feb 22 with 306 views | Sikamikanico |
| Scones on 15:45 - Feb 21 by Pecker |
The CREAM is the BUTTER so goes on FIRST, with the JAM going on TOP. That is the CORRECT way of doing it. Anybody who says differently is a complete s#1*f&"!8%)+@£. |
As it's a staple of Devonshire and both my dear old Nan's were from Devon I will go with their view that its jam then cream |  | | |
| Scones on 13:57 - Feb 22 with 298 views | Mullet |
| Scones on 11:04 - Feb 22 by Dyland |
Cheese scones, lots of butter. The end.
What are you lot, a bunch of old dears from the 1950s?
ffs |
You're a cheese scone. Hush your dead tastebuds up bredrin. | |
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| Scones on 14:03 - Feb 22 with 292 views | Mullet |
| Scones on 13:26 - Feb 22 by Sikamikanico |
As it's a staple of Devonshire and both my dear old Nan's were from Devon I will go with their view that its jam then cream |
They and you sound very wise mate. | |
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| Scones on 16:19 - Feb 22 with 267 views | Leaky |
| Scones on 14:59 - Feb 21 by Swansea_Blue |
By happy coincidence I had one yesterday, and that’s how I did it. But the Mrs said the cream should go on before the jam. She’s Welsh though, so easily confused. |
I prefer marmite |  | | |
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