Scones

Pronounced skons not skowns, at least where I come fae.

Great with butter and jam, golden syrup or honey.

While Scottish scones look like American “biscuits” they are not the same – more butter in the mix I think.

  • Where to get your Scones

    • A Touch of Britain British cafe and shop near Sacramento, CA. Selection of British and Scottish foods. Urban Spoon review says they have the best fish and chips in the Sacramento area.
    • British Isles Online Wide assortment of British grub
    • Caledonian Kitchen Best US made haggis I have tried. Comes in cans. Also canned neeps and tatties!
    • English Tea Store Beneath the name is a source of Heinz Baked Beans, Branston Pickle, Lyle’s Golden Syrup, Scott’s Porage Oats, Bird’s Custard and Ambrosia Creamed Rice
    • Jolly Grub A fine selection of British vittles, me hearties
    • Mclaren's Shortbread McLaren’s make traditional shortbread, scone mix and also Ginger Lassie cookies. Based in California with Scottish roots, they won “The Best Traditional Shortbread” Award at the Sacramento Valley Scottish Games 2010.

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