Age old question

[Me. I Am Salman]

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[Me. I Am Salman]

and yes, the poll was inspired by this morning :gabby:

[smudgie]

:shrug: who cares as long as it is a decent scone.

[RichardG]

I always assumed it was jam first and then the cream.

...but equally I never knew it was a big issue which way round you do it. :laugh:

[Locke.]

Would not eat either way.

[Sophiee]

usually put the cream first and the jam on top or else you can't taste the jam if it's underneath.

[Niamh.]

I hate cream but I would have thought it'd be Jam then Cream

[hijaxers]

The thought of a scone ,no matter what was in it, makes me wanna chunder. Yukk

[Ellen]

Jam then Cream

[Apple202]

Depends on how thick the cream and jam is, but generally cream then jam

[Smithy]

I hate cream but I would have thought it'd be Jam then Cream

[2]

[Josy]

Cream then Jam

[Me. I Am Salman]

who could hate cream

[Crimson Dynamo]

who could hate cream

i just thought that:shrug:







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[King Gizzard]

Last time I had a scone must be when I use to make them in food tech GCSE

[Livia]

Jam, then cream. And tea in a proper teapot.

[Z]

Does it really matter? You can just flip the thing upside down if anyone gets all uppity about which way you do it

[Me. I Am Salman]

personally I'm conflicted

[Shaun]

the devon way makes the most sense tbh, jam is less runny than cream and less likely to go everywhere if it's on a pile of something :shrug: