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How Do You Prenounce 'Scone'?

How do you pronounce scone?

  • Scon

    Votes: 7 33.3%

  • Scone

    Votes: 14 66.7%

  • Scoon (Scottish)

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Total voters
    21
Snoo said:
Scone

What the hell is it anyway?
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Pictures wont work, google cream tea.

The scone is a bread-like sweet thing. It is mainly consumed as part of a devon (WOOO!) cream tea (pictured), consisting of tea, jam, cream and a scone. There are lots of arguments about what should go on the scone first, cream or jam?

I should start another topic!
 
^Will this do?
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They're awesome! Oh, and as for which goes first? I don't really know or care! I probably put the jam on first, it's a little firmer so allows the (softer) cream to be spread more easily.
 
LiveForTheLaunch said:
Mm scones <3 I felt so English when I ate one in England last time.
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I feel so Devonshire when I have one, I just want to jump on a tractor (pronounced tra'or) and feed some cows.

kimahri said:
Better question. How do you translare Cheryl Cole? Even I can't understand her.
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How do you spell translate?
You don't need to understand her anyway.
 
Due to this topic, sales of Asda's "Extra Special Fruit Scones" have increased by one unit! :lol:

I love all scones, particularly fruit, but cheese scones fresh from the oven are fantastic. I hate drop scones though, which are essentially a pikelet only not as nice.
 
^ Actually it's a soft 'c'. People at bakery counters often get confused and think I'm ordering an Xbox manufacturer when all I want's a baked good. :P
 
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