>implying you don't want a scone with jam and cream right now

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I don't. I want an english muffin with preserves and butter

>>7270210
explain to me this double devon
what is cream compared to butter

>>7270216
Butter is too savoury. Due to the high fat and butter content of Scones it's better to use whipped cream as it balances it out and tastes sweeter.

>>7270216
cream is unchurned butter

>>7270210
I've hever had all these together before but I think some scotish smoked salmon with a bit of cream cheese and scallions on a scone would be pretty gosh darn good.

ha, just call me an American for meeeeeaking me uoind mind up.

>>7270210
United Statesian here
That cream is sweetened, right?
Looks pretty good, m8. I'd just go for the fruit spleggings by itself

>>7270210

I volunteer at meals on wheels. Every morning someone makes scones and I eat them just like in picture related. Anyway this thread makes me happy. Please post more about scones.

>>7270210
They're always really fucking cheap from the shops and I can't stop myself from trying to shove it in and get the mess welded to the the inside of my mouth.

I'm confused. Can you explain the differnce between Scones, Crumpets, Biscuits and English Muffins?
They all rook same

>>7270216
daily reminder the cornish do it right and devon do it wrong

>>7270323
>implying the Cornish are anything other than worthless subhuman leeches who shamelessly clone anything Devon does and try to claim it as their own

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Clotted cream is a must.

>>7270284
Scones use baking powder for the rise, they're not kneaded, and are usually sweetened. You just flatten the dough and cut circles out to bake. They're crumbly and a bit like cake crust.

Biscuits (the ones you're probably thinking of) are unsweetened scones.

Crumpets are very thick pancakes. They use yeast for the rise, and they're usually poured into and cooked using metal rings to hold their shape.

English muffins are small bread rolls that are cooked in a pan and happen to be a similar shape.

>>7270423
Thank you senpai

>>7270423
clotted cream is what heaven tastes like

>>7270476
Yer mum was in heaven after she got a load of my clotted cream

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>mfw scones with jam and clotted cream
Somethin bout that clotted cream that nothing else compares to

>>7270228
>whipped cream

Jesus, no. Clotted cream!

>>7270228
>whipped cream
Haram.

I don't. I'm super sick and have been taint watery shits all
Morning

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>>7270353
This guy gets it

>>7270584
Aren't Devonish and cornish people the same thing

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>>7270591
Most people in Cornwall are middle class professionals who have moved down from the home counties. The actual Cornish spend their days trying to convince themselves that they aren't really just the poorest county in England.

mfw I see a Cornish nationalist

>>7270284
They are a similar colour and are round, that's it. The texture is completely different, they don't look the same really.