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I would personally put the cream on first. Lol.

We were at a free piano concert in a Church a few weeks back and about 10 minutes in a member of the public walked in shouting, walked onto the alter, the Vicar followed him up and tried to reason with him, the pianist took her leave until the issue was sorted, a few men from the audience then went to help, the person then picked up a crucifix and started brandishing it around, then as quickly as they walked in they walked out shouting, this was greeted with a polite round of applause, the most British thing ever :laugh:

Yep

Butter
Jam
Cream


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…only a few weeks ago we went out for an afternoon tea with my mother in law and we had this whole jam/cream first conversation with her at the table…then several people on nearby tables started to join in with their opinion…anyway, when a guy got up to leave the tearooms he came over and said that it actually depends on whether it’s a Devon cream scone or a Cornish one…the Devon way is cream first and the Cornish way is jam first…so I guess that it’s either/or/both/all are correct …:laugh:..

Sounds like when I used to get work colleagues discussing how certain words were pronounced ..


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Yeah, it depends on the Cornish/Devon cream tea.

I do it the Cornish way.

Also, no butter.

“Wots for tea?”

Ppl having those little like foil bbqs when it gets about 14c

That's interesting.:think:

…so wot is for tea, then…?…