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m (Strawberry! And if at all possible, clotted cream from Cornwall or Devon. You do *not* mess with the brit cream-tea :>) |
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| − | What is called in America a biscuit and served with gravy is called in Britain a scone and served with [[jam]] and clotted cream for afternoon tea. | + | What is called in America a biscuit and served with gravy is called in Britain a scone and served with strawberry [[jam]] and clotted cream for afternoon tea. |
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Revision as of 21:09, March 31, 2007
What is called in America a biscuit and served with gravy is called in Britain a scone and served with strawberry jam and clotted cream for afternoon tea.