Sainsbury's says sorry for Cornish cream tea scone 'blasphemy'
Customers were outraged over the use of cream before jam on a fruit scone displayed on an in-store advert in Truro.
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I'd be raisin a concern over this currantSainsbury's says sorry for Cornish cream tea scone 'blasphemy'
Customers were outraged over the use of cream before jam on a fruit scone displayed on an in-store advert in Truro.
dilemma. It could get fruity.
Haven't we bun here before?
"Andreas Drosiadis, who runs the Mediterraneo Deli in Truro, posted a picture of the advert online with the caption: "How did this happen?"
The 48-year-old said: "England is a country with strong local traditions that shape our everyday life."
Is this some sort of a joke?
The 48-year-old said: "England is a country with strong local traditions that shape our everyday life."
Is this some sort of a joke?
It'll turn into a right bun fight.
Got themselves in a jam
Nah It’ll be here today Scone tomorrow
I am sayin feck all on the matter, just nice to see logic and common sense making its mark in ancient Kernowland.
Progress is inevitable and I shall not indulge in childish statements regarding the above.
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Yeeeeeeeeeesssss!!!!!! Fookin ave it you Cornish twats
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Progress is inevitable and I shall not indulge in childish statements regarding the above.
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Yeeeeeeeeeesssss!!!!!! Fookin ave it you Cornish twats
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Maybe, maybe, but clotted cream in Devon is a work of art, thickly clotted with a beautiful yellow crust, the dastardly kernowians have a poor imitation of clotted cream well recognised by its poor consistency and anaemic appearance which causes it to run off in piss thin rivulets, it’s known locally in glorious Devon as cats cream because of its association with the well known phrase describing weak tea.
No, it’s pronounced scone not scone
Now we're scared.........As a scientist the logic and me says jam first then cream, I have spoken so end of argument