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  • Scones
  • cumberlanddan
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    I’m surrounding by bloody idiots in my office. It is pronounced to rhyme with “gone” not bloody “cone”.

    How could the former pronunciation possibly be posh?

    Morons the lot of em.

    whitestone
    Free Member

    +1

    Tell ’em that you’ll eat theirs until they pronounce it properly. 😆

    joshvegas
    Free Member

    Its sgone in scotland

    Un less its schoon palace.

    scotroutes
    Full Member

    Fastest cake in the world…

    Only works with the correct pronunciation

    joshvegas
    Free Member

    Keep up Scotroutes

    Diane
    Free Member

    NO – you are wrong – otherwise it would be spelt ‘scon’

    PeterPoddy
    Free Member

    Rhymes with cone for me. Pronounced as it’s spelt.
    The other way always sounds posh/pretentious to me.
    Sorry.

    howsyourdad1
    Free Member

    What is discussed more, how to pronounce scones or threads on singletrack on how to pronounce scones?

    The answer is threads on cream or jam first 😀

    Bez
    Full Member

    NO – you are wrong – otherwise it would be spelt ‘scon’

    So you spell “gone” as “gon”, and “one” as “on”, do you?

    Morone 😉

    howsyourdad1
    Free Member

    check the small print in ya contract

    Diane
    Free Member

    Bez – obviously ‘gone’ should be spelled ‘gon’ and ‘one’ as ‘won’

    Smart as 😉

    matt_outandabout
    Full Member

    wwaswas
    Full Member

    Morons the lot of em.

    Although they’re not the ones that posted in the wrong forum.

    matt_outandabout
    Full Member

    Bez – obviously ‘gone’ should be spelled ‘gon’ and ‘one’ as ‘won’

    Smart as

    No.

    One is pronounce ‘wun’.
    Gone is pronounced ‘gon’, not ‘gun’.
    ‘Scone’ is pronounced ‘scon’.

    IHN
    Full Member

    Scone rhymes with stone.

    And cream first.

    Other, wrong, opinions are available.

    Bez
    Full Member

    Scone rhymes with stone. And cream first.

    FETCH BOTH OF MY PITCHFORKS

    fathomer
    Full Member

    IHN – Member
    Scone rhymes with stone.

    This, though I don’t care what order things go on, as long as it’s on 😀

    Drac
    Full Member

    Ah it’s that time again.

    Coming up next Jam or Cream fist.

    It rhymes with On.

    perchypanther
    Free Member

    Coming up next Jam or Cream fist.

    Cream.

    Need all the lubrication you can get for that sort of thing.

    Cougar
    Full Member

    Scone rhymes with stone.

    And cream first.

    The only way this post could’ve been more wrong is if Jamba had written it. (-:

    Bez
    Full Member

    A scone exists for one purpose, and one purpose alone. And that is to facilitate the consumption of as much clotted cream as possible.

    So, in this scheme of things, the jam’s role is much like that of butter in a sandwich: it’s not there to feature in its own right, it’s there to help you eat more of the other, better stuff without your mouth getting stuck together or any other unpleasantness occurring. (Jam has precisely the same role in a PBJ sandwich, where a thin layer of it lets you eat twice as much peanut butter without gluing your face shut for the rest of the day.)

    A thin layer of jam is plenty: just like butter on bread. And then on top of this you spoon as much clotted cream as you have available. If the scone isn’t twice its height by the time you’ve stuck cream on it then something’s gone wrong. (If your tea shop has not provided enough cream for this, go and shout rudely at them.)

    Loaded up properly like this, one scone should be quite adequate, leaving you at the point of feeling borderline sick but massively satisfied with the amount of clotted cream you’ve put away, and ready for the rest of the day down the middle class tin mine.

    Cougar
    Full Member

    … is the right answer. And bonus points for being the only person outside of the US other than me who knows how to make a PBJ.

    Yak
    Full Member

    … is the right answer.

    except flip the jam on top.

    Drac
    Full Member

    Cream.

    Need all the lubrication you can get for that sort of thing.

    😳

    😆

    Cougar
    Full Member

    except flip the jam on top.

    If you can spread jam on top of cream, you have insufficient cream. Redo from start.

    Yak
    Full Member

    Just a spoonful of jam dropped on top. Think of it as a gentle snowcap of jam on the cream mountain.

    nickc
    Full Member

    pronounced to rhyme with gone. Jam first.

    wars have been fought over less I suspect. 😆

    Drac
    Full Member

    nickc
    Full Member

    what? no raisins?

    [runs away]

    PMK2060
    Full Member

    I am the TM for a bakery that produces over a million scones a day i probably consume more scones that most. I get asked the ‘Scon’ or ‘Scone’ question a lot. ‘Scone’ is my answer :D.

    fasthaggis
    Full Member

    Excellent map Drac

    “Scooone” Palace it is then..

    matt_outandabout
    Full Member

    PMK2060 – Member
    I am the TM for a bakery that produces over a million scones a day i probably consume more scones that most. I get asked the ‘Scon’ or ‘Scone’ question a lot. ‘Scone’ is my answer :D.

    Yeah, but that doesn’t mean your answer is right…

    fasthaggis
    Full Member

    Just a spoonful of jam Cream dropped on top. Think of it as a gentle snowcap of jam on the cream jam mountain.

    😛

    simonloco
    Free Member

    Cone & cream on top f@£” in heathens 👿

    emsz
    Free Member

    scone= sgone.

    as much cream and jam as you can get on it without having to use two hands to shove it in your mouth, or have the GF tut at you as you gag everso slightly as you’ve really got to much food in your mouth. Complain loudly for the rest of the day that you have a tummy ache.

    Get no pudding later on.

    joshvegas
    Free Member

    One does not eat a tattie scown

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