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Son of a Pronator Man Jun 2012 1:32pm, 19 Jun 2012 6,481 posts	Quote Pin Son of a Pronator Man The place ( North of Perth, where the stone comes from) is Scone, rhymes with moon the things you eat sounds like cone.
Little Nemo - slow-but-steady Jun 2012 1:33pm, 19 Jun 2012 1,028 posts	Quote Pin Little Nemo - slow-but-steady And do you put jam or clotted cream on first?
santababy Jun 2012 1:34pm, 19 Jun 2012 67,870 posts	Quote Pin santababy not just prepared to fight over it, i' keeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeel you all SKON
becca7 Jun 2012 1:34pm, 19 Jun 2012 3,944 posts	Quote Pin becca7 What SoaPy said.
wiener dog Jun 2012 1:39pm, 19 Jun 2012 770 posts	Quote Pin wiener dog Round our way scone pronounced s- cone is for posh people ( foreigners - i-e people who haven't lived in Norfolk for more than 30 years! ) local people say scone, pronounced 's- con' the E is silent. By far the best scones to be found in Norfolk are in Byfords ( Holt ) and Wiveton Farm shop with Jarrolds cafe ( Norwich ) coming a close 3rd. They should be buttered not jammed and of the fruit variety as a cheese scone can be rather dry.
Nick Cook Jun 2012 1:48pm, 19 Jun 2012 9,293 posts	Quote Pin Nick Cook Ooooh - I love cheese scones (s + cones) from John Lewis, still warm with loads of butter and a great slab of cheddar! Nom-nom!
sprouty76 Jun 2012 1:49pm, 19 Jun 2012 2,987 posts	Quote Pin sprouty76 Definitely have to be buttered.
wiener dog Jun 2012 1:50pm, 19 Jun 2012 771 posts	Quote Pin wiener dog Yeah I will give you that Nick, actually John Lewis do a pretty good scone too.
Torry Quine Jun 2012 1:51pm, 19 Jun 2012 8,224 posts	Quote Pin Torry Quine The best scones (s-cons) round here are made by Mrs Run To The Hills and sold in her cafe.
trendy runner Jun 2012 1:59pm, 19 Jun 2012 993 posts	Quote Pin trendy runner Yorkshire - S - cone with jam on first then cream