"American Idiot" song on chart for Trump's visit

[Sam Flynn]

Thanks Sam

Do you know what we in the states call cottage cheese?

If it's the same as what we call it in Britain, then it doesn't really taste of much at all, come to think of it, never mind cheese. Cottage cheese has a texture and appearance not dissimilar to slightly overcooked scrambled eggs, whereas clotted cream isn't like that - it's thick, gloopy and smooth.

How to make your own clotted cream: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HPan8OUl9Ps

[Abby Normal]

If it's the same as what we call it in Britain, then it doesn't really taste of much at all, come to think of it, never mind cheese. Cottage cheese has a texture and appearance not dissimilar to slightly overcooked scrambled eggs, whereas clotted cream isn't like that - it's thick, gloopy and smooth.

How to make your own clotted cream: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HPan8OUl9Ps

got it thanks!

[Abby Normal]

If it's the same as what we call it in Britain, then it doesn't really taste of much at all, come to think of it, never mind cheese. Cottage cheese has a texture and appearance not dissimilar to slightly overcooked scrambled eggs, whereas clotted cream isn't like that - it's thick, gloopy and smooth.

How to make your own clotted cream: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HPan8OUl9Ps

yup that sounds like cottage cheese. Its white and lumpy as you say and wet-you have to eat it from a bowl. and your right it dosnt have much of a taste-more creamy than cheesey.


however, my mom used to make it for me as a kid with a little sugar and berries-rasberries or blueberries or strawberries and it is very tasty like that!

[MrBarnett]

what the hell is clotted cream?

I had a cream tea this afternoon: hot scones, clotted cream and strawberry jam. If I'd known it was such a hot Ripperological topic, I'd have taken a photo.

[Sam Flynn]

my mom used to make it for me as a kid with a little sugar and berries-rasberries or blueberries or strawberries and it is very tasty like that!

Sounds good. That said, I'm OK with cottage cheese in its "native state", as I quite like plain food. (Don't get me wrong - I like tasty food, too!)

[Joshua Rogan]

How to make your own clotted cream: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HPan8OUl9Ps

I once made something very similar simply by leaving a bottle of jersey milk unopened in the fridge for a couple of weeks.

[Abby Normal]

Sounds good. That said, I'm OK with cottage cheese in its "native state", as I quite like plain food. (Don't get me wrong - I like tasty food, too!)

Sam try it with some fresh rasberries and just a sprinkle of sugar. Heaven!

[Abby Normal]

Ok next question:
How do you eat/ serve clotted cream? Plain in a bowl, with fruit? Spread on bread?

Im fascinated.

[MrBarnett]

Ok next question:
How do you eat/ serve clotted cream? Plain in a bowl, with fruit? Spread on bread?

Im fascinated.

Any way you like, Abby - it's just a kind of cream.
Here's how I had it today (not my photo and these scones are pretty pathetic).

[Abby Normal]

Any way you like, Abby - it's just a kind of cream.
Here's how I had it today (not my photo and these scones are pretty pathetic).

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Looks yummy

[Pcdunn]

The people at our local British-style teashop said put the jam on first, then the cream, when having with scones. Definitely yummy!

[Herlock Sholmes]

I spent the afternoon at a drug-fuelled party drinking Jack Daniels with 2 lap dancers whilst listening to Motörhead.

Well......no I didn’t actually but I thought that I’d wandered into a Women’s Institute meeting and so I decided to try and make the thread a bit more rock and roll

The question is......is it pronounced ‘scons’ or ‘scones’ (rhyming with ‘bones?)

Abby, I’ll exempt you from that question. I hope that you had a great Independance Day by the way.

[Sam Flynn]

The question is......is it pronounced ‘scons’ or ‘scones’ (rhyming with ‘bones?)

Or "scoon", as in Stone of Scone?

[Abby Normal]

I spent the afternoon at a drug-fuelled party drinking Jack Daniels with 2 lap dancers whilst listening to Motörhead.

Well......no I didn’t actually but I thought that I’d wandered into a Women’s Institute meeting and so I decided to try and make the thread a bit more rock and roll

The question is......is it pronounced ‘scons’ or ‘scones’ (rhyming with ‘bones?)

Abby, I’ll exempt you from that question. I hope that you had a great Independance Day by the way.

Thanks HS
I did! I spent the day knitting and watching old Lawrence Welk reruns. It was outta control!

[Herlock Sholmes]

Or "scoon", as in Stone of Scone?

I forgot that one.