Stone????WHAT!?
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Wait a minute...we gave y'all our American muffins...so why haven't you sent us any scones?
I mean if the French can send us crepes...surely y'all can let us have scones.0 -
Carlos_421 wrote: »Wait a minute...we gave y'all our American muffins...so why haven't you sent us any scones?
I mean if the French can send us crepes...surely y'all can let us have scones.
I fear we have tried but you're just not posh enough for our cream teas
I'm not a big Creme Egg eater but apparently when the 'muricans bought Cadbury and basically did what they said they wouldn't and changed the recipes of loads of stuff, they also made the Creme Egg not a patch on the old version and last year sales fell by a huge amount. Much like the English language, couldn't leave well enough alone......... Love you all really!
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There is a bakery called the Rolling Scone in some US cities. But let me get this straight, porridge for breakfast, bangers and mash for dinner and clotted cream for tea. Strange things you Brits get up to in the kitchen.0
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try them: bbc.co.uk/food/recipes/scones_1285
and they are pictured correctly with the clotted cream on top0 -
daniwilford wrote: »There is a bakery called the Rolling Scone in some US cities. But let me get this straight, porridge for breakfast, bangers and mash for dinner and clotted cream for tea. Strange things you Brits get up to in the kitchen.
Clotted cream with scones and thats at afternoon tea, not teatime!0 -
Afternoon tea
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I logged it as 2000 calories0
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VintageFeline wrote: »Carlos_421 wrote: »Wait a minute...we gave y'all our American muffins...so why haven't you sent us any scones?
I mean if the French can send us crepes...surely y'all can let us have scones.
I fear we have tried but you're just not posh enough for our cream teas
I'm not a big Creme Egg eater but apparently when the 'muricans bought Cadbury and basically did what they said they wouldn't and changed the recipes of loads of stuff, they also made the Creme Egg not a patch on the old version and last year sales fell by a huge amount. Much like the English language, couldn't leave well enough alone......... Love you all really!
Haha!! We're mad about that here, too.0 -
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Y'all are serious about your tea...
I love coffee but I don't have a set time to stop what I'm doing and dedicate myself to drinking it. Lol0 -
We have a similar chair but no that's a hotel afternoon tea0
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I have to confess though.
I've never tried a tea I like. Ever. Not even southern sweet tea (much to my wife's chagrin).0 -
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Soz0
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Carlos_421 wrote: »I have to confess though.
I've never tried a tea I like. Ever. Not even southern sweet tea (much to my wife's chagrin).
English breakfast tea is where it's at. PG tips or Typhoo for me1 -
Ugh.0
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And what is mash?
Sounds like thick heavy soup. Or grits.0 -
great thread LOVE tea and it's scones with jam and butter for me. as for weighing people, I weigh myself in stones but log in kgs and lbs so people understand what on earth i'm on about as it seems a few people on my friends list understand struggle with the concept of stones.0
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