We settle the debate of scone vs scone, Devon vs Cornwall!

How do you have your scone? The Great British debate on taste is decided! The way you say it is still up for debate...
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[@SliceUK]

Cream then jam. That's a fact.

[@letni9506]

I always thought it made sense to put the cream on first like you would butter.But then the jam spreads easier on the dry scone and you can just put a dollop of cream on top. After testing I prefer to pile the cream on after as I prefer the taste of it on my palate to the jam. But if you love jam then you'll probably prefer to put the cream on first. Tastes good either way.

[@leegarner6013]

It’s definitely pronounced Scone, as in posh, rhythm with ‘cone’ before you’ve eaten it. After you have eaten it it’s definitely Scone ‘gone’!!

[@davechard1143]

What about....On toast what goes on first. The cheese or the Marmite?

[@j7nesy]

Cream first as it acts like butter and is harder to spread

[@kizzyfarrell6156]

They looked delicious Love buster barking It look lovely up there the scenery is beautiful

[@BlackCavities]

Slap a load of cream on no need to spread, then drizzle some strawberry jam over, absolute perfection

[@MT-we4vu]

Sorry wrong way round

[@BlackCavities]

The scone war

[@MT-we4vu]

@@BlackCavities:-D

[@maameserwaah2381]

I went out to buy a scone today because of you but bought clotted cream ice cream instead of clotted cream😭! Will go on a search for clotted cream tomorrow 😂😂

[@mr.be.5630]

Butter is cream. Cream is butter.... Also, definitely Jam 1st

[@kenethwallbank6289]

Try over the top for pasties they are the very best 👍

[@JT-dh5nn]

Never tried the Cornish way- you convinced me to try it out for myself!!

[@kathrynbroome5966]

jam first then cream

[@kemalhussein6106]

This was never a debate ...ITS ALWAYS JAM FIRST (even for a North London Turk Cyp! Lol) great review as always

[@asj1758]

I grew up in Cornwall. If you're still down there, you need to get yourselves to Philps Bakery in Hayle - best Cornish pasties in Cornwall. Amazing beech at Hayle too.

[@asj1758]

@@charliethedemon01 Yep, though I posted before they posted it. Really good stuff.

[@charliethedemon01]

That’s on their next video

[@jonathanm9545]

Wheres the butter

[@andrelefarge660]

Where's the butter 😳

[@bobbybingle1662]

Jam first obviously so you can spread the jam then top with cream. Just like a Victoria sponge has jam underneath the cream. How can you spread the jam if you put cream on first. Duuuuuh.lol.🤷‍♂️

[@Casual-hw8sr]

Look unbelievable them

[@stevehaworth7124]

You had a skinfull Matthew lol?

[@stevehaworth7124]

@@FoodReviewClubUK keep up the good work buddy, your doing well. 👍

[@schpleeb]

I’d say it’s pronounced like “cone”, and definitely the Cornish way with cream on top

[@MT-we4vu]

Correct x2

[@chocolaterugby]

Only way is the Cornish way, you missed out on the best cream though, get yourself a tub of Rodda's clotted cream and then you will be proper.......!! Best fish and chips in that area is Chandler's Plaice in Hayle, if you indulge phone for a slot as they are so busy......

[@ianm8383]

Did a taste test years ago and was firmly on the Devon team (as could pile more cream on and less messy) but just done another test and yes, the initial taste of the cold thick cream on top does taste better than an initial blast of sweet jam. It’s Cornwall for me from now on!

[@mikekirman1293]

Well at last we can put this great debate to bed. It's been as I always expected Jam then Cream . and in East Yorkshire its called a scone or as we say a scoooooone

[@Rdw7856]

Correct decision Matt. Glad to see which side of Sconxit you’ve fallen on. Prepare for the abuse from all those jam on top Neanderthals 😜

[@jeremywilliams4763]

My daughter thinks the Devon way looks good, but the Cornwall tastes better.

[@KILLALLKAMPERS]

You need a best Cornish pasty and a van tour pls chief

[@chazbalsdon5309]

Always cream first, think of it like the butter.

[@stewartmccaskell]

The word scone is a Scottish word. It entered the English language via the Scots language, so by definition how it is pronounced in Scotland is the correct way, and in Scotland it is always pronounced to rhyme with ‘gone’ and never ‘cone’. Argue over your jam and cream all day long but there is no debate on pronunciation. You either pronounce it correctly or you don’t. Oh, and jam first then cream definitely tastes better.

[@lmj9517]

you mean you prefer Cornwall?

[@jamespickersgill8416]

Do you put the butter on jam when you have jam sandwiches? No. So stop being a freak. 😂 proud Devon boy that loves being next door to Cornwall.

[@patbeacher5451]

I just love how you say please to your dog 😂😂😂

[@peck404]

Cream first

[@lmj9517]

don't get me wrong: I love scones with my cream tea... but why do a lot of people really like the Cornish scone better? Is this because they put jam first then cream on top, otherwise it tastes less sweet and more buttery? Or is the taste better? Or does it look more cleaner? and for me: I don't think that's right, to be honest; I really prefer cream first then jam on top, that's from Devon... duh...

[@demonjitsu]

Elephant in the room is the scone- should be a plain scone. Cream first- you would't but jam first on toast. Devon till I die- oii oii!!!

[@paulclancy4221]

I'm with Jess. Butter, then Jam. No cream.

[@tyrionlannister2876]

Cornwall way is right Lol I bought a pasty in devon a few weeks ago had carrots in it there all savages cant be trusted 😂

[@a.cat8110]

Btw pasties originated from Devon

[@karlwilkinson8796]

The yorkshire way is butter first then jam

[@snowtigeresss]

100% agree! The clotted cream is special and should be second to get maximum enjoyment

[@BenBulks]

Core haven’t had a scone in ages

[@keironkbrown]

I would say scone, as in cone, throne or phone. There is no right way, but if the scone is still warm, it's jam first. That way the cream doesn't melt and fall off. If the scone is cold, then cream first, so the jam doesn't slip off. I think butter and jam is actually a different county all together, Dorset or Somerset, I can't remember.

[@enderfredbear5144]

Jam first cream second it's makes sense

[@michaelnicholson9797]

Those scones had no fruit in , you should of had Baker Tom’s scones !!

[@williamdimmick8786]

Yes!!! Signed, a Cornishman

[@chrisbrowning6081]

People have died for less

[@davegallagher8027]

Cornish way all day long😝

[@margodonoghue5814]

Nòooo jam then cream

[@tumbel99]

Hi Matt and Jess,well from my experience I’ve always called it a scone and the cream goes on first and the jam on top.

[@MT-we4vu]

Sorry thats wrong

[@tumbel99]

@@MT-we4vu well that’s what I do so I don’t care,I enjoy it that way.

[@MT-we4vu]

@@tumbel99 haha fair enough

[@tumbel99]

@@MT-we4vu each to their own.If you prefer it the other way that’s up to you,but I really enjoy it that way.My mother made them like and I’m from the Black Country

[@DieselNo1]

Correct 👌

[@ForestGrump]

It's rhymes with own and anybody that puts cream on first needs to have a long, hard look at themselves.

[@neilgayleard3842]

Scone like gone. Cut in half then jam first on both halfs.

[@Rubberknuckle12]

There only one way, JAM FIRST!!!

[@dabro2080]

Jammy geeza, think you are right

[@martin3164]

Love a Berlusconi

[@hedgehog5705]

🐻

[@dipteshpatel4090]

Legend has it that the Cornish are proud of their cream so they show it off and put it on top. The Devon cream is not as good so it's hidden under the jam. Also, shouldn't be using the same knife for both cream and jam.

[@CookieMonster-ow6bv]

Or maybe they show off their jam

[@ackers965]

Cornish way is by far the best way! Jam first, cream second

[@MT-we4vu]

Correct

[@leecatesby3490]

Omg I think you just started cream tea war between Devon and Cornwall great review btw

[@nicktucker4434]

Just started? You must be kidding! I'm a 61 year old Devonian, I've heard this argument all of my life. Although with social media it's more apparent in recent years.

[@mattgardner1969]

Definitely the Cornish way but you are so wrong about the pronunciation of scone!😂 Scone as in gone is definitely the posh way and scone as in stone is the common way.

[@terrykemp8131]

I am from Cornwall but now live in Devon. Always put jam first.

[@MT-we4vu]

Correct

[@kathrynbroome5966]

i loved that revew no swaring ty

[@dvalentino87]

There is only one right way ... the cornish way

[@herrinz89]

Jam then cream most definitely

[@patbeacher5451]

Sorry vegan so cant comment lol

[@delidan1]

Yes Matt the Cornish way!!!

[@JamesVirdee]

I'm from Devon but prefer the Cornish way...

[@BustaRibs1968]

It will be Scone, scone in two bites 💯