The Devon County Show saw the 'world's largest scone' being made - 8 ft wide, topped with strawberries and serving 1,000 people. A publicity stunt as the county tries to get protected status for its 'Devon Cream Tea'.
Difference between a Devon and Cornish cream tea? I had no idea. In Devon it is cream and then jam on top; in Cornwall it is jam and then cream.
My thought - just ensure the scone is fresh in the first place. Easily said but so often not the case. Hurray for those that guarantee scones baked off every day and never, ever sell one of yesterday's left-overs.
Tuesday, 31 May 2011
Monday, 30 May 2011
High Chairs
Helo highchairs at Peter Jones that have castors on the front so Mum (or Dad) doesn't have to bust their back lifting a highchair into position.
Sunday, 29 May 2011
Saturday, 28 May 2011
Premium Condiments
Friday, 27 May 2011
The Only Tea Grown in England
Tregothnan's tea plantations in Cornwall would be worth bearing in mind if you looking for a distinctive and UK local product. I am a 'builders' tea' person but their Manuka tea is delicious. www.tregothnan.com
Thursday, 26 May 2011
Power of a Brand
Cappuccino £2.50 at
Posh 'brand' in a high footfall location at Chelsea Flower Show.
Virtually no queue.
Cappuccino £2.70 (20p more) at Costa's nearby unit in a secondary location.
Big queue.
Chelsea Flower Show 10.15 on 25.5.11
Posh 'brand' in a high footfall location at Chelsea Flower Show.
Virtually no queue.

Big queue.
Chelsea Flower Show 10.15 on 25.5.11
Go to Chelsea for the Buns
The big guys - Sodexo in this case - don't always get it right but their Chelsea Buns at the Chelsea Flower Show are great - fresh, not too big, tasty and dense with fruit. Not cheap at £2 but worth it.
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