GF Cream Tea.

You're very norty, Bluebelle

Ps it has to be proper clotted cream, not your whipped or even worse, squirty.

Does the cow know?
That’s rude to talk about the waitress like that callestamon
???

LauraNorderr

Whitewave and Kitty, I’m supposed to be dieting, you’re not helping.
I’d give my eye teeth for a jam and cream scone.

Well the butter was not nice, so that would help. And, whitewave could throw it all over the floor before you got to it.

Strawberry jam or cheese. Heaven!

Whitewave and Kitty, I’m supposed to be dieting, you’re not helping.
I’d give my eye teeth for a jam and cream scone.

Butter, jam (not strawberry) then plenty of cream.

That's living alright.

Germanshepherdsmum

How do you have time to go on GN with luscious scones and jam in front of you? (I’m not keen on cream.)

I’m not either, Getmanshepherdsmu . A no-cream tea would be my choice. Or cheese scones with plenty of salted butter, but not like the one I had in a NT caff - if it had even been shown a bit of cheese, that must have been it.

Whitewavemark2

Oh I don’t believe it??? look at what I’ve just posted - hope the same doesn’t happen to you!

Mine GF was separate cream and jam because we mustn’t share as it might contaminate out GF stuff.

I've just commented on yours. All the best people are having afternoon tea today.

We were in our hotel room as DH's team was on the tv (they won!!!!)

Mine was totally separate too but I stole some of dh's butter. I like my butter with gluten.

Oh, I'd scoffed the tea first.

Oh I don’t believe it??? look at what I’ve just posted - hope the same doesn’t happen to you!

Mine GF was separate cream and jam because we mustn’t share as it might contaminate out GF stuff.

How do you have time to go on GN with luscious scones and jam in front of you? (I’m not keen on cream.)

Being gf means I rarely get the opportunity so I go all out - provided the butter isn't gf.

Ps I never have butter, jam and cream

GF butter - who knew!? ?
Do they understand what gluten-free means?

Well, the gf butter was definitely not up to scratch so it was only jam and (lots) of cream.

Who knew?

Nooooooo

I know I lived in Devon for years but a cream tea has to be the
Cornish way!

Cream first, by the way!

Does the cow know?
What about the jam?

Have a lovely time, kittylester
Hope the gf scone is good as well.

kittylester

At the moment, we are in a(n) hotel enjoying a complementary cream tea. My scone is gluten free and so, I am reliably informed, is the butter but not the cream.

???