If you do not re-assemble the scone which half do you eat first? The top or bottom half of the scone?
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OT - Fascinating Question !!
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Does anything not go with scones?
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Indeed. The fastest cake in the world.
Scone!
..... I'll get me coat.
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I'm off to Devon for a week on Friday - I'll do some research & report back. Purely in the interests of research of course.....
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Huge wibbled on Monday 02 August 2010 22:28
That's not totally unbelievable. ratbab shops/death vans in York city sell (used to anyway) yoghurt as a dressing for 'babs. I liked it. It's never done darn sarf (also impossible to get decent fish and chips this side of the country).
Makes ginger haired women snog you...
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ARWadsworth wibbled on Monday 02 August 2010 21:57
I tried that - oddly enough it smells sort of OK, but tastes like a dog's arse. Suppose that's why they like it. Next time I'll bet on cat food.
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The Wanderer wibbled on Monday 02 August 2010 22:29
You must butter. Might as well hang for a sheep...
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Bechamel does....
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Only if it's a cheese scone.
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The answer is yes, at least half an inch thick.
Dave
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Angle grinder, car body filler, SDS drill, pressure washer, WD40. I'm sure I have missed something out.
Dave
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I'm sure I'll work out your logic and be utterly disgusted by the morning... ;-)
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This one, if
if it helps you be utterly disgusted by the morning
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Not sure I want to know, but, how do you know? ;-)
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Jules Richardson wibbled on Monday 02 August 2010 23:14
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gave him custard and fish fingers a few weeks/months before, when she was 10 or something...
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ARWadsworth wibbled on Monday 02 August 2010 23:14
^^^ Right
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if it helps you be utterly disgusted by the morning
You'd need more than beer-googles on the 2nd one... Meths would be a start - at least you'd be blind.
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If the scone is thick enough you can make two cuts slicing it into a top, middle and bottom (a bit like certain McDonald's buns) this allowing a bun-jam-cream-jam-bun-jam-cream-jam-bun-jam-cream-jam-bun layer.
This allows strawberry jam on the top two jams and blackberry jam on the bottom two jams.
Owain
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John Rumm wibbled on Monday 02 August 2010 23:27
Hypothetical extrapolation!
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Was her name Alfred ?
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Brings to mind the mental image of the dog licking its balls, and an onlooker remarking somewhat enviously to the owner "I wish I could do that!". T
he owner replying, "give him a biscuit - he might let you!"