Scones

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#2
  • Scone Rhymes with Bone
  • Scone Rhymes with Gone

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#3
  • Jam First
  • Cream First

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#4

Has anybody put a scone into a toaster?

  • No
  • Yes it was nice
  • Bad idea
  • That’s Weird
  • Yes but I wish I hadn’t

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#5

Which is best?

  • Cheese scone
  • Plain scone

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#6

No raisin scone option?

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#7

I’ve fucked it haven’t I?!!

#8

Nah, this is some strong threading

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#9

Good thread.

Finding it hard to decide between:

  • Jam or cream on first - probably best to put on the thickest substance first. Cornish and Devonian folk argue about this don’t they?
  • Cheese scone v plain scone - a plain scone, fresh from the oven, is a thing of beauty, but we’ve been getting through quite a lot of cheese scones during lockdown and they’re becoming a firm favourite in the CCB household.
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#10

Does under a grill count?

#11

Yes

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#12

I documented my thoughts on this a couple of days ago

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#13

Recommend cafes that bake excellent and delicious scones.

I’ll start it off with Strickland & Holt in Yarm. The scones are huge and taste wholesome.

My nana tried to get the recipe from them for years

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#14

If you want it the other way, you can just turn it upside down

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#15

they don’t really interest me

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FFS

200w

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#18

Would any of you monsters put the butter on your toast after the jam? Of course you wouldn’t…

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#19

3-3 at home to Spurs, 2007

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#20

What’s that got to do with anything

Cream is not a rigid substance

Trying to spread jam on it is a fool’s errand

Honestly don’t get how this is a debate

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