Cornish cream tea

Traditional homemade scones with strawberry jam and clotted cream. Don't forget to put the jam on first for a true Cornish experience!

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Clotted Cream is just heavenly but it can sometimes be hard to find in the stores. Have you ever thought of making your own clotted cream at home? Well if you follow my simple instructions you can. It takes a little time but the results are delicious. Be sure to check out my Clotted Cream …

An ongoing Devon and Cornwall conflict resonates across England: When it comes to assembling a cream tea, does the jam go on first or does the cream?

Cream tea is a popular British and American indulgence that has been enjoyed for centuries. Read more to find out what it entails.

A Cornish Split - or Devonshire Split - was the original star of the famous "cream teas": of Cornwall and Devon. Though you'll more ofte...

Here is the Scientific Formula for Assembling a Cream Tea (obviously it’s jam first!) plus a delicious and surprisingly useful scone recipe.

A battle has raged for years over the origins of the cream tea, with both Devon and Cornwall claiming to be the real birthplace of the tradition.

Series about making scones for an English Afternon Cream Tea.