Mundane thread

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Lizzie Whizz Jun 2022 2:36pm, 11 Jun 2022 26,820 posts	0 Lizzie Whizz Good ones are wonderful, Fields. Completely separate beast from plain/sweet ones.
Derby Tup Jun 2022 2:36pm, 11 Jun 2022 55,775 posts	0 Derby Tup Fish and chips followed by a solid hour snooze on the settee with the dog
Fields Jun 2022 3:01pm, 11 Jun 2022 4,932 posts	0 Fields I will try a cheese scone some time but assume better to avoid supermarket ones
Lip Gloss Jun 2022 3:05pm, 11 Jun 2022 62,555 posts	0 Lip Gloss I don't like a cheese scone but sis does
halfpint Jun 2022 3:09pm, 11 Jun 2022 37,495 posts	0 halfpint There were cheese scones where we just stopped for coffee but I had apple and blackberry frangipane. I’d far rather have frangipane than a cheese scone. I’m currently eating a strange assortment of things I fancied for a late lunch. Took dog for a walk somewhere different and then stopped at the supermarket.
EuanB Jun 2022 3:15pm, 11 Jun 2022 18 posts	0 EuanB I made some tomato soup in the soupmaker using some tomatoes we got from the oddbox. The idea was to freeze it and have it for lunch next week, but we ate it.
Velociraptor Jun 2022 3:19pm, 11 Jun 2022 58,376 posts	0 Velociraptor Supermarket cheese scones are a bit insipid but better than some of the hockey pucks I've struggled to eat in cafés.
Derby Tup Jun 2022 3:21pm, 11 Jun 2022 55,776 posts	0 Derby Tup I don’t get the whole fuss with scones. The thing where some people call them ‘scons’ The nonsense about which way you put the vile clotted cream and the jam on. Really good fresh ones with butter and jam are okay, but really; no not for me
Velociraptor Jun 2022 3:23pm, 11 Jun 2022 58,377 posts	0 Velociraptor I don't put clotted cream and jam, or jam and clotted cream, on cheese scones, though I quite like jam and Wensleydale or Brie on plain scones.
Derby Tup Jun 2022 3:29pm, 11 Jun 2022 55,777 posts	0 Derby Tup Avoiding getting camping kit out