Scones

last SG · 2011-06-11T00:58:25+00:00

i miss the ones in Granchester (just outside Cambridge) - very traditional English tea set: tea, scones - jam, clotted cream, mini sandwiches. venue: lawn by...

MooKu SG

But it's really nian2 ya2 wat!

I like curry naan too! And Flosss...

But what I really miss is RotiBoy! Tried so many kinds of coffee buns out there but none are as nice and buttery as RotiBoy.

kopiosatu SG

i inhale scones

^Acid^ aka s|aO^eH~ SG

i inhale scones

u inhale everything

NeverSayGoodBye SG

But it's really nian2 ya2 wat!

I like curry naan too! And Flosss...

But what I really miss is RotiBoy! Tried so many kinds of coffee buns out there but none are as nice and buttery as RotiBoy...

.....maybe you choosed the dry dry one which are on the self for quite awhile. Those fresh from the oven just melt in your mouth when you bite them..

Can try the curry tuna bun at crystal jade bakery, nice swirling design on the outside skin.

can make your own rotiboy, toast the bread, spread with thick butter and dip it in a cup of thick coffee espresso!

shanfan SG

......remember to choose the freshly bake one. Those left on the self for a long time is hard and dry, not nice. The curry bun also popular, likewise choose fresh one, really yummmmmmy!

BreadTalk's bread turn hard next day, not advisable to eat the next day if you want good quality bread. Four Leaves is a better choice. The Four Leaves staff mentioned that the flour they use is from Japan. I have since stopped eating bread from BreadTalk.

NeverSayGoodBye SG

.....don't need to wait for the next day, a few hours on the self they are already dry and hard. That's why must pick the right one carefully

MooKu SG

I bought mine in the morning before I went to work :p

Larry91 SG

omg why do you have so many scones there!

and who eats scones everyday even if it's ur fav food!

anyone bakes his/her own scones? i've never tried... a bit lazy... and it's depressing to bake such yummy stuff when no one is free enough to come and have afternoon tea with you

Scones are among the easiest things to bake....and fresh homemade ones are totally delicious.

I suggest including glace cherries. :D

here in england scones are very common...the main problem is do you apply jam before clotted cream...or clotted cream before jam :)

Larry91 SG

are scones similiar to muffins?

american muffin:

english muffin: (savoury)

egg Mcmuffin (mcdonalds)

everything weird circle shape :P

MooKu SG

Scones are among the easiest things to bake....and fresh homemade ones are totally delicious.

I suggest including glace cherries. :D

here in england scones are very common...the main problem is do you apply jam before clotted cream...or clotted cream before jam :)

and also do you cut your scones into half, spread your cream/jam onto it and bite the whole thing or do you break off chunks using a fork, then spread cream/jam onto it?

Larry91 SG

and also do you cut your scones into half, spread your cream/jam onto it and bite the whole thing or do you break off chunks using a fork, then spread cream/jam onto it?

definitley cut in half, spread, and then bite it.

if you do the other way you will get weird looks :D

MooKu SG

weally... but i still feel it's a matter of personal preference :\

i tend to break off chunks but if the scone can be split nicely lengthwise without using a knife then that's what i do

anyway today there was a sale at breadtalk and the bread was flying off the shelves, so i managed to get some really piping hot buns

Almond Cookies SG

4 leaves scones are the best. Yummy.

Kuali Baba SG

McCrap's muffins and their other offerings should not be classified as food.

I had a lovely chocolate scone with my cream tea in York last month:

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