Who's scones arre the best?

davethetaller

The finest scones that have passed my lips are from Costco, Cash & Carry.

They are large, 12 in a pack, freeze well, and cost £3.99.

Scone in no time!

Lynsey

downshifted wrote: »

Morrisons clotted cream scones are sneaked into the basket by my dh every time we shop there.

The Morrison's "Best" scones are really nice.
On offer until 26/07 @ 80p for 4.

https://groceries.morrisons.com/webshop/product/Morrisons-Best-Fruit-Scones/212320011

Lynsey

Kernow666

sharond101 wrote: »

Aldi scones are nice.

i second that
also they cut well :T

Grapey

Kernow666 wrote: »

i second that
also they cut well :T

:eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek:

You should never cut a scone!

dandelionclock30

Lidls scones are nice, small but they have a nice flavour. I think if your after a really special scone bursting with fruit etc then you are better off making your own.

happy35

Perranlady wrote: »

You cannot beat a homemade scone, I use a tried and trusted be-ro recipe for 'rich scones' with or without the dried fruit! They freeze great!

I also use the Bero recipe to make for fruit scones and also makethem as cherry scones for a change as they are DS favourite

MoaningMyrtle

M & S bakery ones are nice.

clarryd

Just a thought do you know any free lance bakers in your circle of friends and family. Home made scones always look and taste much better than shop bought. The shop bought always look a bit anaemic to me with very little charactor.

Fen1

Is there a nice cafe in the area that does scones? Could you buy a batch from them?
It might mean making lots of visits to various tea shops to compare and contrast. How terrible;)