Sweet Scones Worthy of a Downton Abbey Afternoon Tea ...

By Neecey

When you come to the UK, you really can't go home without having experienced a traditional cream tea (preferably in Devon or Cornwall where the clotted cream is sublime). Having said that, you will probably learn that we stick to a few varieties of scone - plain, sultana, cherry and cheese. And they're always round in shape. When it comes to American scones, the variety is huge and I've seen more triangular shapes than round ones. I've pulled together a whole menu of sweet scone recipes for you to drool over.

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  • The trick is in handling the dough gently. You don't want to overwork it. And when cutting them, don't twist the cutter - that's what makes them rise wonky!

  • Oh, scones are just the epitome of British afternoon tea, aren't they? They're deliciously buttery, slightly sweet, and when warm, they just melt in your mouth! Perfect with a dollop of clotted cream and jam.

  • A classic choice is, of course, a lovely cup of tea. But if you're feeling adventurous, something like an azure lavender latte can be a fantastic pairing with the subtle flavors of scones. It’s all about what tickles your fancy!

  • Drop scones, or Scottish pancakes, are super easy. The batter should be thick enough to drop off a spoon but not too runny. Think of them as mini pancakes you can pick up and enjoy with any topping. Yum!

  • Absolutely! I adore adding fruits to scones. Cherries, raspberries, you name it. They add a lovely sweetness and burst of flavor. Just watch out for adding too much moisture.

  • The trick is in handling the dough gently. You don't want to overwork it. And when cutting them, don't twist the cutter - that's what makes them rise wonky!

  • Oh, scones are just the epitome of British afternoon tea, aren't they? They're deliciously buttery, slightly sweet, and when warm, they just melt in your mouth! Perfect with a dollop of clotted cream and jam.

  • A classic choice is, of course, a lovely cup of tea. But if you're feeling adventurous, something like an azure lavender latte can be a fantastic pairing with the subtle flavors of scones. It’s all about what tickles your fancy!

  • Drop scones, or Scottish pancakes, are super easy. The batter should be thick enough to drop off a spoon but not too runny. Think of them as mini pancakes you can pick up and enjoy with any topping. Yum!

  • Absolutely! I adore adding fruits to scones. Cherries, raspberries, you name it. They add a lovely sweetness and burst of flavor. Just watch out for adding too much moisture.

  • The trick is in handling the dough gently. You don't want to overwork it. And when cutting them, don't twist the cutter - that's what makes them rise wonky!

  • Oh, scones are just the epitome of British afternoon tea, aren't they? They're deliciously buttery, slightly sweet, and when warm, they just melt in your mouth! Perfect with a dollop of clotted cream and jam.

  • A classic choice is, of course, a lovely cup of tea. But if you're feeling adventurous, something like an azure lavender latte can be a fantastic pairing with the subtle flavors of scones. It’s all about what tickles your fancy!

  • Drop scones, or Scottish pancakes, are super easy. The batter should be thick enough to drop off a spoon but not too runny. Think of them as mini pancakes you can pick up and enjoy with any topping. Yum!

  • Absolutely! I adore adding fruits to scones. Cherries, raspberries, you name it. They add a lovely sweetness and burst of flavor. Just watch out for adding too much moisture.

  • The trick is in handling the dough gently. You don't want to overwork it. And when cutting them, don't twist the cutter - that's what makes them rise wonky!

  • Oh, scones are just the epitome of British afternoon tea, aren't they? They're deliciously buttery, slightly sweet, and when warm, they just melt in your mouth! Perfect with a dollop of clotted cream and jam.

  • A classic choice is, of course, a lovely cup of tea. But if you're feeling adventurous, something like an azure lavender latte can be a fantastic pairing with the subtle flavors of scones. It’s all about what tickles your fancy!

  • Drop scones, or Scottish pancakes, are super easy. The batter should be thick enough to drop off a spoon but not too runny. Think of them as mini pancakes you can pick up and enjoy with any topping. Yum!

  • Absolutely! I adore adding fruits to scones. Cherries, raspberries, you name it. They add a lovely sweetness and burst of flavor. Just watch out for adding too much moisture.

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These delicious blueberry scones are the perfect addition to any Downton Abbey-inspired afternoon tea. The scones are made with a combination of whole wheat and all-purpose flour, Greek yogurt, and fresh blueberries. They are moist and fluffy and the perfect accompaniment to a cup of tea. The scones are lightly sweetened with a combination of honey and brown sugar and finished with a sprinkle of raw sugar for a crunchy texture. Enjoy these scones with a cup of tea and a good book for a relaxing afternoon.

  • The trick is in handling the dough gently. You don't want to overwork it. And when cutting them, don't twist the cutter - that's what makes them rise wonky!

  • Oh, scones are just the epitome of British afternoon tea, aren't they? They're deliciously buttery, slightly sweet, and when warm, they just melt in your mouth! Perfect with a dollop of clotted cream and jam.

  • A classic choice is, of course, a lovely cup of tea. But if you're feeling adventurous, something like an azure lavender latte can be a fantastic pairing with the subtle flavors of scones. It’s all about what tickles your fancy!

  • Drop scones, or Scottish pancakes, are super easy. The batter should be thick enough to drop off a spoon but not too runny. Think of them as mini pancakes you can pick up and enjoy with any topping. Yum!

  • Absolutely! I adore adding fruits to scones. Cherries, raspberries, you name it. They add a lovely sweetness and burst of flavor. Just watch out for adding too much moisture.

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  • The trick is in handling the dough gently. You don't want to overwork it. And when cutting them, don't twist the cutter - that's what makes them rise wonky!

  • Oh, scones are just the epitome of British afternoon tea, aren't they? They're deliciously buttery, slightly sweet, and when warm, they just melt in your mouth! Perfect with a dollop of clotted cream and jam.

  • A classic choice is, of course, a lovely cup of tea. But if you're feeling adventurous, something like an azure lavender latte can be a fantastic pairing with the subtle flavors of scones. It’s all about what tickles your fancy!

  • Drop scones, or Scottish pancakes, are super easy. The batter should be thick enough to drop off a spoon but not too runny. Think of them as mini pancakes you can pick up and enjoy with any topping. Yum!

  • Absolutely! I adore adding fruits to scones. Cherries, raspberries, you name it. They add a lovely sweetness and burst of flavor. Just watch out for adding too much moisture.

  • The trick is in handling the dough gently. You don't want to overwork it. And when cutting them, don't twist the cutter - that's what makes them rise wonky!

  • Oh, scones are just the epitome of British afternoon tea, aren't they? They're deliciously buttery, slightly sweet, and when warm, they just melt in your mouth! Perfect with a dollop of clotted cream and jam.

  • A classic choice is, of course, a lovely cup of tea. But if you're feeling adventurous, something like an azure lavender latte can be a fantastic pairing with the subtle flavors of scones. It’s all about what tickles your fancy!

  • Drop scones, or Scottish pancakes, are super easy. The batter should be thick enough to drop off a spoon but not too runny. Think of them as mini pancakes you can pick up and enjoy with any topping. Yum!

  • Absolutely! I adore adding fruits to scones. Cherries, raspberries, you name it. They add a lovely sweetness and burst of flavor. Just watch out for adding too much moisture.

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These luscious scones are a perfect marriage of tart raspberries and creamy white chocolate, offering a sophisticated twist that's absolutely fit for a high tea affair. Each bite melts in your mouth, with bursts of fruitiness complemented by the smooth decadence of chocolate. Whether you're hosting a proper tea party or indulging in a quiet, cozy afternoon, these scones are sure to impress. With their eye-catching appearance and divine taste, they add a pop of color and a rich flavor to your dessert spread.

  • The trick is in handling the dough gently. You don't want to overwork it. And when cutting them, don't twist the cutter - that's what makes them rise wonky!

  • Oh, scones are just the epitome of British afternoon tea, aren't they? They're deliciously buttery, slightly sweet, and when warm, they just melt in your mouth! Perfect with a dollop of clotted cream and jam.

  • A classic choice is, of course, a lovely cup of tea. But if you're feeling adventurous, something like an azure lavender latte can be a fantastic pairing with the subtle flavors of scones. It’s all about what tickles your fancy!

  • Drop scones, or Scottish pancakes, are super easy. The batter should be thick enough to drop off a spoon but not too runny. Think of them as mini pancakes you can pick up and enjoy with any topping. Yum!

  • Absolutely! I adore adding fruits to scones. Cherries, raspberries, you name it. They add a lovely sweetness and burst of flavor. Just watch out for adding too much moisture.

  • The trick is in handling the dough gently. You don't want to overwork it. And when cutting them, don't twist the cutter - that's what makes them rise wonky!

  • Oh, scones are just the epitome of British afternoon tea, aren't they? They're deliciously buttery, slightly sweet, and when warm, they just melt in your mouth! Perfect with a dollop of clotted cream and jam.

  • A classic choice is, of course, a lovely cup of tea. But if you're feeling adventurous, something like an azure lavender latte can be a fantastic pairing with the subtle flavors of scones. It’s all about what tickles your fancy!

  • Drop scones, or Scottish pancakes, are super easy. The batter should be thick enough to drop off a spoon but not too runny. Think of them as mini pancakes you can pick up and enjoy with any topping. Yum!

  • Absolutely! I adore adding fruits to scones. Cherries, raspberries, you name it. They add a lovely sweetness and burst of flavor. Just watch out for adding too much moisture.

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These Breakfast at Tiffany's Cream Drop Scones are a delicious treat for any special occasion. Made with a combination of cream cheese, butter, and sugar, these scones are light and fluffy with a delightfully sweet taste. The scones are easy to make and require only a few simple ingredients. Serve these scones with a cup of tea or coffee for a delightful afternoon tea experience. They are a great addition to any brunch or breakfast spread and can be enjoyed by both adults and children alike. Enjoy the sweet taste of Tiffany's Cream Drop Scones and savor every bite!

  • The trick is in handling the dough gently. You don't want to overwork it. And when cutting them, don't twist the cutter - that's what makes them rise wonky!

  • Oh, scones are just the epitome of British afternoon tea, aren't they? They're deliciously buttery, slightly sweet, and when warm, they just melt in your mouth! Perfect with a dollop of clotted cream and jam.

  • A classic choice is, of course, a lovely cup of tea. But if you're feeling adventurous, something like an azure lavender latte can be a fantastic pairing with the subtle flavors of scones. It’s all about what tickles your fancy!

  • Drop scones, or Scottish pancakes, are super easy. The batter should be thick enough to drop off a spoon but not too runny. Think of them as mini pancakes you can pick up and enjoy with any topping. Yum!

  • Absolutely! I adore adding fruits to scones. Cherries, raspberries, you name it. They add a lovely sweetness and burst of flavor. Just watch out for adding too much moisture.

  • The trick is in handling the dough gently. You don't want to overwork it. And when cutting them, don't twist the cutter - that's what makes them rise wonky!

  • Oh, scones are just the epitome of British afternoon tea, aren't they? They're deliciously buttery, slightly sweet, and when warm, they just melt in your mouth! Perfect with a dollop of clotted cream and jam.

  • A classic choice is, of course, a lovely cup of tea. But if you're feeling adventurous, something like an azure lavender latte can be a fantastic pairing with the subtle flavors of scones. It’s all about what tickles your fancy!

  • Drop scones, or Scottish pancakes, are super easy. The batter should be thick enough to drop off a spoon but not too runny. Think of them as mini pancakes you can pick up and enjoy with any topping. Yum!

  • Absolutely! I adore adding fruits to scones. Cherries, raspberries, you name it. They add a lovely sweetness and burst of flavor. Just watch out for adding too much moisture.

  • The trick is in handling the dough gently. You don't want to overwork it. And when cutting them, don't twist the cutter - that's what makes them rise wonky!

  • Oh, scones are just the epitome of British afternoon tea, aren't they? They're deliciously buttery, slightly sweet, and when warm, they just melt in your mouth! Perfect with a dollop of clotted cream and jam.

  • A classic choice is, of course, a lovely cup of tea. But if you're feeling adventurous, something like an azure lavender latte can be a fantastic pairing with the subtle flavors of scones. It’s all about what tickles your fancy!

  • Drop scones, or Scottish pancakes, are super easy. The batter should be thick enough to drop off a spoon but not too runny. Think of them as mini pancakes you can pick up and enjoy with any topping. Yum!

  • Absolutely! I adore adding fruits to scones. Cherries, raspberries, you name it. They add a lovely sweetness and burst of flavor. Just watch out for adding too much moisture.

13. Carrot Cake Scones

Carrot Cake Scones

  • The trick is in handling the dough gently. You don't want to overwork it. And when cutting them, don't twist the cutter - that's what makes them rise wonky!

  • Oh, scones are just the epitome of British afternoon tea, aren't they? They're deliciously buttery, slightly sweet, and when warm, they just melt in your mouth! Perfect with a dollop of clotted cream and jam.

  • A classic choice is, of course, a lovely cup of tea. But if you're feeling adventurous, something like an azure lavender latte can be a fantastic pairing with the subtle flavors of scones. It’s all about what tickles your fancy!

  • Drop scones, or Scottish pancakes, are super easy. The batter should be thick enough to drop off a spoon but not too runny. Think of them as mini pancakes you can pick up and enjoy with any topping. Yum!

  • Absolutely! I adore adding fruits to scones. Cherries, raspberries, you name it. They add a lovely sweetness and burst of flavor. Just watch out for adding too much moisture.

14. Banana Bread Scones

Banana Bread Scones Via Banana Bread Scones

  • The trick is in handling the dough gently. You don't want to overwork it. And when cutting them, don't twist the cutter - that's what makes them rise wonky!

  • Oh, scones are just the epitome of British afternoon tea, aren't they? They're deliciously buttery, slightly sweet, and when warm, they just melt in your mouth! Perfect with a dollop of clotted cream and jam.

  • A classic choice is, of course, a lovely cup of tea. But if you're feeling adventurous, something like an azure lavender latte can be a fantastic pairing with the subtle flavors of scones. It’s all about what tickles your fancy!

  • Drop scones, or Scottish pancakes, are super easy. The batter should be thick enough to drop off a spoon but not too runny. Think of them as mini pancakes you can pick up and enjoy with any topping. Yum!

  • Absolutely! I adore adding fruits to scones. Cherries, raspberries, you name it. They add a lovely sweetness and burst of flavor. Just watch out for adding too much moisture.

15. Oatmeal Peanut Butter Chocolate Chip Scones

Oatmeal Peanut Butter Chocolate Chip Scones Via M Loves M

  • The trick is in handling the dough gently. You don't want to overwork it. And when cutting them, don't twist the cutter - that's what makes them rise wonky!

  • Oh, scones are just the epitome of British afternoon tea, aren't they? They're deliciously buttery, slightly sweet, and when warm, they just melt in your mouth! Perfect with a dollop of clotted cream and jam.

  • A classic choice is, of course, a lovely cup of tea. But if you're feeling adventurous, something like an azure lavender latte can be a fantastic pairing with the subtle flavors of scones. It’s all about what tickles your fancy!

  • Drop scones, or Scottish pancakes, are super easy. The batter should be thick enough to drop off a spoon but not too runny. Think of them as mini pancakes you can pick up and enjoy with any topping. Yum!

  • Absolutely! I adore adding fruits to scones. Cherries, raspberries, you name it. They add a lovely sweetness and burst of flavor. Just watch out for adding too much moisture.

  • The trick is in handling the dough gently. You don't want to overwork it. And when cutting them, don't twist the cutter - that's what makes them rise wonky!

  • Oh, scones are just the epitome of British afternoon tea, aren't they? They're deliciously buttery, slightly sweet, and when warm, they just melt in your mouth! Perfect with a dollop of clotted cream and jam.

  • A classic choice is, of course, a lovely cup of tea. But if you're feeling adventurous, something like an azure lavender latte can be a fantastic pairing with the subtle flavors of scones. It’s all about what tickles your fancy!

  • Drop scones, or Scottish pancakes, are super easy. The batter should be thick enough to drop off a spoon but not too runny. Think of them as mini pancakes you can pick up and enjoy with any topping. Yum!

  • Absolutely! I adore adding fruits to scones. Cherries, raspberries, you name it. They add a lovely sweetness and burst of flavor. Just watch out for adding too much moisture.

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These Glazed Mixed Berry Scones are the perfect addition to a Downton Abbey-inspired afternoon tea. They are made with a blend of raspberries, blueberries, and blackberries, and are topped with a sweet glaze. The scones are tender and moist, with a hint of sweetness from the berries and a burst of flavor from the glaze. Enjoy these scones with a cup of tea or coffee for a delicious treat. They are sure to be a hit at any afternoon tea gathering.

  • The trick is in handling the dough gently. You don't want to overwork it. And when cutting them, don't twist the cutter - that's what makes them rise wonky!

  • Oh, scones are just the epitome of British afternoon tea, aren't they? They're deliciously buttery, slightly sweet, and when warm, they just melt in your mouth! Perfect with a dollop of clotted cream and jam.

  • A classic choice is, of course, a lovely cup of tea. But if you're feeling adventurous, something like an azure lavender latte can be a fantastic pairing with the subtle flavors of scones. It’s all about what tickles your fancy!

  • Drop scones, or Scottish pancakes, are super easy. The batter should be thick enough to drop off a spoon but not too runny. Think of them as mini pancakes you can pick up and enjoy with any topping. Yum!

  • Absolutely! I adore adding fruits to scones. Cherries, raspberries, you name it. They add a lovely sweetness and burst of flavor. Just watch out for adding too much moisture.

  • The trick is in handling the dough gently. You don't want to overwork it. And when cutting them, don't twist the cutter - that's what makes them rise wonky!

  • Oh, scones are just the epitome of British afternoon tea, aren't they? They're deliciously buttery, slightly sweet, and when warm, they just melt in your mouth! Perfect with a dollop of clotted cream and jam.

  • A classic choice is, of course, a lovely cup of tea. But if you're feeling adventurous, something like an azure lavender latte can be a fantastic pairing with the subtle flavors of scones. It’s all about what tickles your fancy!

  • Drop scones, or Scottish pancakes, are super easy. The batter should be thick enough to drop off a spoon but not too runny. Think of them as mini pancakes you can pick up and enjoy with any topping. Yum!

  • Absolutely! I adore adding fruits to scones. Cherries, raspberries, you name it. They add a lovely sweetness and burst of flavor. Just watch out for adding too much moisture.

  • The trick is in handling the dough gently. You don't want to overwork it. And when cutting them, don't twist the cutter - that's what makes them rise wonky!

  • Oh, scones are just the epitome of British afternoon tea, aren't they? They're deliciously buttery, slightly sweet, and when warm, they just melt in your mouth! Perfect with a dollop of clotted cream and jam.

  • A classic choice is, of course, a lovely cup of tea. But if you're feeling adventurous, something like an azure lavender latte can be a fantastic pairing with the subtle flavors of scones. It’s all about what tickles your fancy!

  • Drop scones, or Scottish pancakes, are super easy. The batter should be thick enough to drop off a spoon but not too runny. Think of them as mini pancakes you can pick up and enjoy with any topping. Yum!

  • Absolutely! I adore adding fruits to scones. Cherries, raspberries, you name it. They add a lovely sweetness and burst of flavor. Just watch out for adding too much moisture.

20. Cinnamon Scones

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  • The trick is in handling the dough gently. You don't want to overwork it. And when cutting them, don't twist the cutter - that's what makes them rise wonky!

  • Oh, scones are just the epitome of British afternoon tea, aren't they? They're deliciously buttery, slightly sweet, and when warm, they just melt in your mouth! Perfect with a dollop of clotted cream and jam.

  • A classic choice is, of course, a lovely cup of tea. But if you're feeling adventurous, something like an azure lavender latte can be a fantastic pairing with the subtle flavors of scones. It’s all about what tickles your fancy!

  • Drop scones, or Scottish pancakes, are super easy. The batter should be thick enough to drop off a spoon but not too runny. Think of them as mini pancakes you can pick up and enjoy with any topping. Yum!

  • Absolutely! I adore adding fruits to scones. Cherries, raspberries, you name it. They add a lovely sweetness and burst of flavor. Just watch out for adding too much moisture.

21. Coconut Cream Pie Scones

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  • The trick is in handling the dough gently. You don't want to overwork it. And when cutting them, don't twist the cutter - that's what makes them rise wonky!

  • Oh, scones are just the epitome of British afternoon tea, aren't they? They're deliciously buttery, slightly sweet, and when warm, they just melt in your mouth! Perfect with a dollop of clotted cream and jam.

  • A classic choice is, of course, a lovely cup of tea. But if you're feeling adventurous, something like an azure lavender latte can be a fantastic pairing with the subtle flavors of scones. It’s all about what tickles your fancy!

  • Drop scones, or Scottish pancakes, are super easy. The batter should be thick enough to drop off a spoon but not too runny. Think of them as mini pancakes you can pick up and enjoy with any topping. Yum!

  • Absolutely! I adore adding fruits to scones. Cherries, raspberries, you name it. They add a lovely sweetness and burst of flavor. Just watch out for adding too much moisture.

  • The trick is in handling the dough gently. You don't want to overwork it. And when cutting them, don't twist the cutter - that's what makes them rise wonky!

  • Oh, scones are just the epitome of British afternoon tea, aren't they? They're deliciously buttery, slightly sweet, and when warm, they just melt in your mouth! Perfect with a dollop of clotted cream and jam.

  • A classic choice is, of course, a lovely cup of tea. But if you're feeling adventurous, something like an azure lavender latte can be a fantastic pairing with the subtle flavors of scones. It’s all about what tickles your fancy!

  • Drop scones, or Scottish pancakes, are super easy. The batter should be thick enough to drop off a spoon but not too runny. Think of them as mini pancakes you can pick up and enjoy with any topping. Yum!

  • Absolutely! I adore adding fruits to scones. Cherries, raspberries, you name it. They add a lovely sweetness and burst of flavor. Just watch out for adding too much moisture.

  • The trick is in handling the dough gently. You don't want to overwork it. And when cutting them, don't twist the cutter - that's what makes them rise wonky!

  • Oh, scones are just the epitome of British afternoon tea, aren't they? They're deliciously buttery, slightly sweet, and when warm, they just melt in your mouth! Perfect with a dollop of clotted cream and jam.

  • A classic choice is, of course, a lovely cup of tea. But if you're feeling adventurous, something like an azure lavender latte can be a fantastic pairing with the subtle flavors of scones. It’s all about what tickles your fancy!

  • Drop scones, or Scottish pancakes, are super easy. The batter should be thick enough to drop off a spoon but not too runny. Think of them as mini pancakes you can pick up and enjoy with any topping. Yum!

  • Absolutely! I adore adding fruits to scones. Cherries, raspberries, you name it. They add a lovely sweetness and burst of flavor. Just watch out for adding too much moisture.

  • The trick is in handling the dough gently. You don't want to overwork it. And when cutting them, don't twist the cutter - that's what makes them rise wonky!

  • Oh, scones are just the epitome of British afternoon tea, aren't they? They're deliciously buttery, slightly sweet, and when warm, they just melt in your mouth! Perfect with a dollop of clotted cream and jam.

  • A classic choice is, of course, a lovely cup of tea. But if you're feeling adventurous, something like an azure lavender latte can be a fantastic pairing with the subtle flavors of scones. It’s all about what tickles your fancy!

  • Drop scones, or Scottish pancakes, are super easy. The batter should be thick enough to drop off a spoon but not too runny. Think of them as mini pancakes you can pick up and enjoy with any topping. Yum!

  • Absolutely! I adore adding fruits to scones. Cherries, raspberries, you name it. They add a lovely sweetness and burst of flavor. Just watch out for adding too much moisture.

  • The trick is in handling the dough gently. You don't want to overwork it. And when cutting them, don't twist the cutter - that's what makes them rise wonky!

  • Oh, scones are just the epitome of British afternoon tea, aren't they? They're deliciously buttery, slightly sweet, and when warm, they just melt in your mouth! Perfect with a dollop of clotted cream and jam.

  • A classic choice is, of course, a lovely cup of tea. But if you're feeling adventurous, something like an azure lavender latte can be a fantastic pairing with the subtle flavors of scones. It’s all about what tickles your fancy!

  • Drop scones, or Scottish pancakes, are super easy. The batter should be thick enough to drop off a spoon but not too runny. Think of them as mini pancakes you can pick up and enjoy with any topping. Yum!

  • Absolutely! I adore adding fruits to scones. Cherries, raspberries, you name it. They add a lovely sweetness and burst of flavor. Just watch out for adding too much moisture.

  • The trick is in handling the dough gently. You don't want to overwork it. And when cutting them, don't twist the cutter - that's what makes them rise wonky!

  • Oh, scones are just the epitome of British afternoon tea, aren't they? They're deliciously buttery, slightly sweet, and when warm, they just melt in your mouth! Perfect with a dollop of clotted cream and jam.

  • A classic choice is, of course, a lovely cup of tea. But if you're feeling adventurous, something like an azure lavender latte can be a fantastic pairing with the subtle flavors of scones. It’s all about what tickles your fancy!

  • Drop scones, or Scottish pancakes, are super easy. The batter should be thick enough to drop off a spoon but not too runny. Think of them as mini pancakes you can pick up and enjoy with any topping. Yum!

  • Absolutely! I adore adding fruits to scones. Cherries, raspberries, you name it. They add a lovely sweetness and burst of flavor. Just watch out for adding too much moisture.

  • The trick is in handling the dough gently. You don't want to overwork it. And when cutting them, don't twist the cutter - that's what makes them rise wonky!

  • Oh, scones are just the epitome of British afternoon tea, aren't they? They're deliciously buttery, slightly sweet, and when warm, they just melt in your mouth! Perfect with a dollop of clotted cream and jam.

  • A classic choice is, of course, a lovely cup of tea. But if you're feeling adventurous, something like an azure lavender latte can be a fantastic pairing with the subtle flavors of scones. It’s all about what tickles your fancy!

  • Drop scones, or Scottish pancakes, are super easy. The batter should be thick enough to drop off a spoon but not too runny. Think of them as mini pancakes you can pick up and enjoy with any topping. Yum!

  • Absolutely! I adore adding fruits to scones. Cherries, raspberries, you name it. They add a lovely sweetness and burst of flavor. Just watch out for adding too much moisture.

  • The trick is in handling the dough gently. You don't want to overwork it. And when cutting them, don't twist the cutter - that's what makes them rise wonky!

  • Oh, scones are just the epitome of British afternoon tea, aren't they? They're deliciously buttery, slightly sweet, and when warm, they just melt in your mouth! Perfect with a dollop of clotted cream and jam.

  • A classic choice is, of course, a lovely cup of tea. But if you're feeling adventurous, something like an azure lavender latte can be a fantastic pairing with the subtle flavors of scones. It’s all about what tickles your fancy!

  • Drop scones, or Scottish pancakes, are super easy. The batter should be thick enough to drop off a spoon but not too runny. Think of them as mini pancakes you can pick up and enjoy with any topping. Yum!

  • Absolutely! I adore adding fruits to scones. Cherries, raspberries, you name it. They add a lovely sweetness and burst of flavor. Just watch out for adding too much moisture.

29. Blackberry Lime Scones

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  • The trick is in handling the dough gently. You don't want to overwork it. And when cutting them, don't twist the cutter - that's what makes them rise wonky!

  • Oh, scones are just the epitome of British afternoon tea, aren't they? They're deliciously buttery, slightly sweet, and when warm, they just melt in your mouth! Perfect with a dollop of clotted cream and jam.

  • A classic choice is, of course, a lovely cup of tea. But if you're feeling adventurous, something like an azure lavender latte can be a fantastic pairing with the subtle flavors of scones. It’s all about what tickles your fancy!

  • Drop scones, or Scottish pancakes, are super easy. The batter should be thick enough to drop off a spoon but not too runny. Think of them as mini pancakes you can pick up and enjoy with any topping. Yum!

  • Absolutely! I adore adding fruits to scones. Cherries, raspberries, you name it. They add a lovely sweetness and burst of flavor. Just watch out for adding too much moisture.

  • The trick is in handling the dough gently. You don't want to overwork it. And when cutting them, don't twist the cutter - that's what makes them rise wonky!

  • Oh, scones are just the epitome of British afternoon tea, aren't they? They're deliciously buttery, slightly sweet, and when warm, they just melt in your mouth! Perfect with a dollop of clotted cream and jam.

  • A classic choice is, of course, a lovely cup of tea. But if you're feeling adventurous, something like an azure lavender latte can be a fantastic pairing with the subtle flavors of scones. It’s all about what tickles your fancy!

  • Drop scones, or Scottish pancakes, are super easy. The batter should be thick enough to drop off a spoon but not too runny. Think of them as mini pancakes you can pick up and enjoy with any topping. Yum!

  • Absolutely! I adore adding fruits to scones. Cherries, raspberries, you name it. They add a lovely sweetness and burst of flavor. Just watch out for adding too much moisture.

  • The trick is in handling the dough gently. You don't want to overwork it. And when cutting them, don't twist the cutter - that's what makes them rise wonky!

  • Oh, scones are just the epitome of British afternoon tea, aren't they? They're deliciously buttery, slightly sweet, and when warm, they just melt in your mouth! Perfect with a dollop of clotted cream and jam.

  • A classic choice is, of course, a lovely cup of tea. But if you're feeling adventurous, something like an azure lavender latte can be a fantastic pairing with the subtle flavors of scones. It’s all about what tickles your fancy!

  • Drop scones, or Scottish pancakes, are super easy. The batter should be thick enough to drop off a spoon but not too runny. Think of them as mini pancakes you can pick up and enjoy with any topping. Yum!

  • Absolutely! I adore adding fruits to scones. Cherries, raspberries, you name it. They add a lovely sweetness and burst of flavor. Just watch out for adding too much moisture.

  • The trick is in handling the dough gently. You don't want to overwork it. And when cutting them, don't twist the cutter - that's what makes them rise wonky!

  • Oh, scones are just the epitome of British afternoon tea, aren't they? They're deliciously buttery, slightly sweet, and when warm, they just melt in your mouth! Perfect with a dollop of clotted cream and jam.

  • A classic choice is, of course, a lovely cup of tea. But if you're feeling adventurous, something like an azure lavender latte can be a fantastic pairing with the subtle flavors of scones. It’s all about what tickles your fancy!

  • Drop scones, or Scottish pancakes, are super easy. The batter should be thick enough to drop off a spoon but not too runny. Think of them as mini pancakes you can pick up and enjoy with any topping. Yum!

  • Absolutely! I adore adding fruits to scones. Cherries, raspberries, you name it. They add a lovely sweetness and burst of flavor. Just watch out for adding too much moisture.

  • The trick is in handling the dough gently. You don't want to overwork it. And when cutting them, don't twist the cutter - that's what makes them rise wonky!

  • Oh, scones are just the epitome of British afternoon tea, aren't they? They're deliciously buttery, slightly sweet, and when warm, they just melt in your mouth! Perfect with a dollop of clotted cream and jam.

  • A classic choice is, of course, a lovely cup of tea. But if you're feeling adventurous, something like an azure lavender latte can be a fantastic pairing with the subtle flavors of scones. It’s all about what tickles your fancy!

  • Drop scones, or Scottish pancakes, are super easy. The batter should be thick enough to drop off a spoon but not too runny. Think of them as mini pancakes you can pick up and enjoy with any topping. Yum!

  • Absolutely! I adore adding fruits to scones. Cherries, raspberries, you name it. They add a lovely sweetness and burst of flavor. Just watch out for adding too much moisture.

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I was born in Devon . Really the best ones are round,fat,are sliced in half and wedged together with thick Devon clotted cream and strawberry jam.best made with buttermilk too!

Me too

I LOVE Downton Abbey and English scones with clotted cream!!!

You had me at downtown abbey

Scones are good for the soul!

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