Cream Tea - Jam or Cream first on scones?

What’s a scone have to do with the tiger cake?

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Thats the smallest (or perhaps narrowest) kitchen island I’ve ever seen.

I asked my sister who’s only been in the UK for at least a month, said jam goes first.

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She has much to learn.

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I think she’s a very fast learner, actually :wink:

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Obviously they should be ultrasonically blended to form a pinkish mush.

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Thank you, Heston, we’ll… er… take that under advisement.

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Why ultrasonically? Why not just a blender?

Because Roger, obviously.

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To break up the fat globules in the cream and remove any vestige of texture. Next year we add the scone into the blend.

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I mean, I could do this if you really wanted.

It might not do much for my employment status

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Are we now talking about Tiger bread vs Giraffe bread?

Does the jam or the cream go into the blending pod first?

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Simultaneously. Problem solved.

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Stirred clockwise or anti-clockwise ?

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Ah, the real reason for using a (non-chiral) ultrasonic blender!

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But will it blend?

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It’s the blend of the world as we know it.

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It’s a cart. It’s normally under the windows, but I pull it out when I need a bit more space.

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