Lemon Scone Basket There's nothing better than a warm, buttery scone.
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Just top a large scone with clotted cream and a smaller scone, add another dollop of cream and decorate with fresh fruit like raspberries, blueberries, or lemon zest.
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Bakers at the Lancaster London hotel have crossed a scone with a hot cross bun to create a sultana-adorned hot cross scone, bringing an end to all British baking rivalries.
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View our full collection of soda bread and scone recipes.
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My stomach is bothering me, but a cheese scone sounds good.
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Can we be sure that this scone contains absolutely zero gluten?
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I get a drip and a scone ($229), and tip $229.
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I get up a matcha latte and a savory scone ($12.01).
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And of course, tea isn't complete without a scone (or two!).
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I fish yesterday's scone out of my bag and make coffee.
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The strawberry rhubarb scone was fluffy, and dare I say moist.
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I get a still-hot blueberry scone and a small cappuccino ($5).
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I'd snack on my kids' food, a scone, half a doughnut, cookies.
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At the talk, I have a small cinnamon chip scone which was amazing.
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I was sweating a little as I forced down a vanilla bean scone.
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I use rewards to get a sandwich, and buy coffee and a scone.
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I have hazelnut coffee and a scone, another thing I would never eat.
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In August, it advertised a hot-air filled Trump scone on its outdoor chalkboard.
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While these pressing questions remain unanswered, check out a royals-approved scone recipe here.
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The hot cross scone is served as part of Lancaster London's Easter afternoon tea.
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Violet Sands are a trio new to the world like a freshly baked scone.
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I buy because I also pick up a scone and tea for today's client.
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We need to STOP stopping for a biscuit/scone/piece n jam and write more!
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So, again, if you have diarrhea every time you slam a scone, call your doctor.
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OK, I could have accepted the uneasy bedfellows of whole tomato and a plain scone.
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Dining | New Jersey I fell in love with Julie's scone the minute I tasted it.
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Look out over the harbor, sip the finest exotic teas, and nibble at a scone.
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"What kind of psychopath likes their own music?" he muses as he bites into a scone.
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I ask what she's eating, wary the "scone" inside a brown bag may be somewhat enhanced.
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Transfer to a baking sheet lined with parchment paper, leaving about 2-inches between each scone.
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But the scone song is just the latest in a long series of #WhatsMySnack video goodness.
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I didn't pack anything this morning for breakfast or lunch, so I also get a scone.
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You become emotionally needy, given that they have the emotional bandwidth of a very dry scone.
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"I think I'm more excited about that scone than finding out the gender," I texted her.
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"The difference is you can change your scone if you realize you made a mistake," it wrote.
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To serve, place a scone on a plate and top with a heaping spoonful of whipped cream.
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Pick up delicious apple scone from corner bakery as a special treat on way back to office.
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He scratched at the stubbles helplessly as he picked at his scone, sipped at the cooling coffee.
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He stopped at Peet's Coffee in downtown Washington to pick up coffee and a scone: http://bit.
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Though some may be intimidated by scone-making, scones are a great introduction to baking fussier goods.
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Cherries and pistachios are a match made in heaven, so why not put them in a scone?
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When I ate a scone in the next morning, he passed comment about it being full fat.
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The layers are even, with nary the smallest square millimeter of the scone left untouched by the accompaniments.
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LONDON — Hot cross buns are a springtime favourite here in Britain, but can they rival the beloved scone?
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We've already strategically plotted our morning pumpkin pit stops (and a pumpkin scone will no doubt be involved).
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Since the day is already rough and I'm completely zapped of energy, I grab coffee and a scone.
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Now it may not sound too great to a scone head like you, but I think it's swell.
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For good measure, PETA's language policers provided a list of suggested replacements ("feed two birds with one scone").
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The homes are spread over the walls of this remote Tibetan valley like strawberry jam slathered on a scone.
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Wattle seeds are the bush version of poppy seeds, the kind of thing you sprinkle on a lemon scone.
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I order a croissant and a cold brew, and P gets a lemon scone and a dirty chai tea latte.
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The publication detailed her involvement with Scone Grammar School, where she sat on the council, and involvement in local charities.
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Uli Horner spreads the cream and jam onto his scone, sliced almost too perfectly in half, with the utmost precision.
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A blueberry scone and grande skim latte for mom and a turkey bacon sandwich and venti skim latte for me.
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I pop the scone in the cupboard for later and heat up the monkey bread for a little après brunch.
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I get poached eggs and toast, but also sneak a lot of bites of T.'s scone with clotted cream.
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It's written as nonchalantly as if the author, say, acknowledged that Evans brushed the crumbs of a scone from his sweater.
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Or if asked to make a purchase they could spend a few bucks on a cup of coffee or a scone.
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THE COWGUY I buy boxes of Fisher Scone mix online from Amazon and I make scones, and usually a poached egg.
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I started out that day bright and early, before dawn, grabbing a tea and a scone at the local café/bookstore.
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A. feeds the animals, and I peep at the goodies: monkey bread and a blueberry scone (they were out of croissants!).
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I round out the meal with a ginger scone (dug out of my freezer) with vegan butter and jam and a kiwi.
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There are leftovers from a meeting in the building, so I eat half of a yummy cinnamon scone and save the rest.
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In 2014, she was also listed in council documents as the owner of a property in Scone being developed into a preschool.
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I decide to eat my bakery scone, which does nothing for my hunger, so I preheat the oven for a frozen pizza.
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The full Scottish breakfast, featuring bacon, black pudding, haggis, sausages, beans, eggs, tomato, mushroom and a potato scone, was an absolute delight.
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In that old blueberry scone recipe, I ran into a related problem: How do you incorporate fresh blueberries without overworking your dough?
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We stop at the café in the center of the plantation and enjoy a very soothing cup of tea with a scone ($1.54).
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I don't have time to make breakfast, so I buy a small latte and a blueberry scone on my way to the subway.
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To create the combo, sultanas are added to the traditional scone mixture, which is typically composed of self-raising flour, sugar, butter and milk.
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I toasted the berry nut scone and slathered it with the homemade apple butter (made mostly with a blend of apples and coconut oil).
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Without access to calorie labeling, who would guess that a muffin from one "healthy" chain has almost twice as many calories as a scone?
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Even the food served in the on-site cafeteria is ready for the occasion: everything's "golden snitch raisin scone" this and "butterbeer battered cod" that.
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She moved back to the city recently and just had a job interview, so I talk her into having coffee and a scone with me.
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Darling," to his clotted cream scone with cranberry, currant, butter and jam, demanding his 10 million followers to "TURN THE VOLUME UP ON YOUR DEVICE.
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Still, it's hard to watch a show like Downton Abbey and not crave a perfectly baked scone or chilled bowl of...idk, rich people soup.
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Plastic dinner trays are laid out with meatloaf, mashed potatoes, corn, brown bread, a chocolate-chip scone, vanilla yoghurt and a can of tomato juice.
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Frank's love for Brianna was a much more practical scone-sharing sort, but it held strong even when he was going down some ignoble paths.
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Working six days a week, driver Mathew Byrne trucks in more than 120,000 litres of drinking water a day from the nearby town of Scone.
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Kirsten will use Natasha's go-to scone recipe to make dessert scones with the plumpest, most beautiful blackberries our bushes outside have produced all season.
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I asked her if she had a recipe and she said it's a 'vanilla bean with strawberry purée, and a vanilla bean scone blended in' STAHP.
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And I can see why: Adding a scone — which, let's be honest, is probably hard and gross anyway — to an non-caffeinated wannabe milkshake is criminal.
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The $44, 16-shade set includes colors like Avocado Toast, Eggs Benny, Blueberry Scone, Bloody Mary, Mimosa, Jelly Donut, and Pancakes with a primer and brush.
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So now when I walk around I look like I will kill your whole family and then go get an iced coffee or perhaps a blueberry scone.
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And if you're Chris Pratt, it also means occasionally falling into a state of food-based (or lack of) delirium that only serenading a scone will cure.
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" So, that means they want you to stop saying "kill two birds with one stone," and instead say you're going to "feed two birds with one scone.
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Erik Hagerman heads out for his morning ritual, a 30-minute drive into town for coffee and a scone at his favorite coffee shop in Athens, Ohio.
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I also tend to be cold-natured, so this kills two birds with one stone — or feeds two birds with one scone, as PETA would have us say.
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I get to the Starbucks where I'm meeting the parents super early and I haven't had lunch yet, so I grab an iced tea and a blueberry scone.
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"He would sit there, read The Herald Tribune, drink a cup of coffee, eat a scone, meet a girl for lunch, then go back to work," Mr. Britton said.
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On Thursday, Forbes announced Blair Parry-Okeden, an American heiress who lives in seclusion on a property in the rural Australian area of Scone, is the richest woman Down Under.
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From pumpkin spice, apple pie, cranberry, chai, chocolate spice, and more, we rounded up 20 of the most festive teas ahead that you'll want to dunk a cinnamon scone ASAP.
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We meet at a coffee shop and I'm practically vibrating from all the coffee I've already had today, so I get an Earl Grey tea and a blueberry scone ($230).
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Side note: I also use them for cutting up my scone dough because the nylon slides easier than my metal blades and doesn't ruin my Silpat baking sheet when cutting.
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The lowest-carb foods we could find on its food nutrition menu is the Frappuccino cookie straw, at 14 grams, and the petite vanilla bean scone, with 18 grams of carbs.
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It started with a morning bun — a swirl of crisp, buttery dough with a soft, sticky center of honey cream and candied kumquats — and a rich, almost fragile chocolate-cherry scone.
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Almost as soon as you proclaim your intention to learn French or cut out carbs, the world moves on, leaving you with only your empty promises and scone crumbs on your shirt.
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He got me a scone at the bakery but I decide to save it for later in favor of my usual oats, almond butter, fruit, hemp seeds, pumpkin seeds, and cinnamon combination.
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In addition to the two drinks, Starbucks (SBUX) on Tuesday is bringing back the Salted Caramel Mocha and pumpkin-flavored baked items, including a pumpkin scone and a pumpkin cream cheese muffin.
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Start your morning with a cappuccino and blueberry scone from Stick Boy Bread Company, a popular bakery and coffee shop that offers a rotating selection of pastries, loaves, cakes and seasonal pies.
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So far, Boris Johnson has been pictured eating a cream and jam covered scone in Redruth, a stick of rock candy in Blackpool and a sausage roll in Milton Keynes train station.
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JIM RHODESNorfolk, Virginia You say potato… Is Johnson (July 22nd) being deliberately provocative in suggesting that scone is pronounced by Britons to rhyme with "gone", whereas Americans pronounce it as rhyming with "cone"?
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In addition to the new drink, the Pumpkin Spice Latte, Salted Caramel Mocha, Pumpkin Cream Cheese Muffin, Pumpkin Scone, Pumpkin Spice Madeleines, and Cat Cake Pop will all return to menus this fall.
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During a visit to the building's cafeteria before his departure, Mr. Taylor was seen trying to buy a coffee and scone for breakfast when a well-wisher swooped in and insisted on paying.
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Most don't attempt to get you to the top of a croquembouche, but appeal to you with simpler techniques, practical advice and interesting flavors — a flaky scone here, a splash of pomegranate molasses there.
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Years ago, while working on a blueberry scone recipe for Cook's Illustrated magazine, I landed on the method of freezing sticks of butter and grating them on the large holes of a box grater.
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Choose the five-course seafood menu to sample lobster and prawns — served with apple, sorrel and a potato scone — as well as locally sourced Sconser Scallops harvested from the plankton-rich waters of Loch Sligachan.
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After exiting the freeway in Ventura, I headed to the Royal Bakery and Cafe and bought a couple of items: a so-so scone ($2) and a much better croissant with turkey and cheese ($3.95).
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I offered Luella a bit of my scone but she preferred eating crumbs off the floor, as cleaning makes her feel more useful around the shop and snacking only on crumbs helps her keep her physique.
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Although I'm a huge advocate of real tea, at this point, it's 100-percent builder's tea—brewed hot and strong with full fat milk—served with a bacon and tattie scone roll with mustard and ketchup.
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Its diverse, scone-baking cast has been heralded as a microcosm of modern Britain as it wrestles with questions of national identity in the wake of its surprise vote in June to leave the European Union.
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As the relationship develops, there may be friction when you suggest that variety is the spice of life, and Taurus pushes back, insisting on getting the same scone at their favorite coffee shop every Sunday morning.
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Once the pull up bar is up, A. joins me in the kitchen and we eat sourdough with brie and EBB seasoning (it's amazing, my god) and that blueberry scone as we finish with meal prep.
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The White House typically serves food and drinks to guests, but Sanders stopped at a Peet's Coffee in downtown Washington to pick up coffee and a scone before heading over to the White House, according to reports.
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Earlier this month, British television personality and stale scone Piers Morgan took to Twitter to question Lady Gaga's revelation that she suffers from Post Traumatic Stress Disorder stemming, in part, from a rape she endured several years ago.
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Yes, today you find your humble servant sipping Earl Grey tea from his celebratory china and smearing a crescent of clotted cream across the bottom half of a scone on a Charles and Diana "Together Forever" commemorative plate.
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I live in a town of fewer than 50 people, BUT I went to college about two hours away so I drive there to meet with my bestie for a scone and tea at our favorite coffee shop.
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I make the mistake (?) of wandering around the store for an hour and end up leaving with a bar of fig and pistachio dark chocolate, lemon poppyseed scone mix, and a large glass jar for an art project.
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I forgot to pack breakfast this morning and am starving, so I stop by the coffee stand and grab a large drip (in a reusable cup so I'm charged for a small) and a scone from the day-old goods basket.
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In addition to the Pumpkin Cream Cold Brew and the Pumpkin Spice Latte, old fall favorites like the Salted Caramel Mocha, Pumpkin Cream Cheese Muffin, Pumpkin Scone, Pumpkin Spice Madeleines, and Cat Cake Pop will all return to menus for autumn.
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Overall, it was a slightly odd bill; you might recall the folky, nearly slam-poetry headliner from their single "Peach Scone," their backyard love song and NPR Tiny Desk concert entry that went viral earlier this year, and from not much else.
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Yesterday, somehow, instead of lunch I had half a chocolate-chip scone, a slice of sourdough bread with paprika butter, a piece of cheesecake (a recipe that Melissa Clark is testing for the holidays) and a few handfuls of caramel corn (ditto).
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Several hotels in the United States are hosting teas for the occasion, many of which are substantial enough to qualify as meals and more creative than the traditional scone and finger sandwich affairs; they are also open to both hotel guests and nonguests.
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Next to the tried-and-true Crest and Colgate, you'll find products with ingredients that make healthy teeth sound less like a hygiene habit and more like an art project (charcoal and clay) or a scone recipe (baking soda, salt, spices, and lemon juice).
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All you need is a great scone recipe, a couple of bottles of bubbly, a few party games (like our exclusive downloadable Royal Wedding Bingo cards!) and, of course, a television tuned in to one of the many stations that will be broadcasting Harry and Meghan's nuptials.
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YOU SOMEHOW -- I ENDED UP LEARNING WHAT A 2% VENTI NO FOAM ICED LATTE WITH CINNAMON -- INSTEAD OF JUST ORDERING A CUP OF COFFEE, I FOUND MYSELF SAYING THAT AND ORDERING A MILES DAVIS CD AND BUYING A SCONE AND MY BILL WOULD COME TO $240.
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After a quick stop for breakfast at the Old Beehive, a restaurant on the outskirts of Dublin that's part of a wonderful larger initiative that works to provide vocational training to those with intellectual disabilities (a scone and coffee ran me 3.50 euros), I was off.
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We're completely out of the commodity system, and to do that you need your own laboratory to find out the best use [for the wheats], whether it's a soft sandwich bread, or a baguette or a pizza dough, or flatbread, or cookie or scone, or whatever.
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My scone-a-day spree at the Able Baker in Maplewood continued, as I worked my way through every one of the almost one dozen varieties (cranberry ginger, pumpkin walnut, vanilla bean, fig pine nut and cherry coconut, to name a few), each with a cup of strong cappuccino.
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MOTIVATION IN TRANSIT I leave for work around 10:45, and if I'm hungry again, I'll stop off at a store and grab another coffee and a scone, then I go to a bakery to pick up truffles for me and the seven girls who share my dressing room.
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According to the report, the agency spent $22019 at its office managers conference on six gallons of Starbucks coffee for a three-day conference, which worked out to $6.48 per 8-ounce cup, and $374.70 on 60 freshly baked scones served with Devonshire cream at a cost of $5.80 per scone.
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The scone-like cake was being baked on a specially-made contraption in the village square at Llangwm, West Wales, ahead of Charles and Camilla's visit to the riverside village when chef Owen Hall and his team turned it and some of the 77-pound creation fell to the ground.
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In the same way, if I find myself in the meatpacking district by day, I might join the Wi-Fi philosophers who occupy the spindle-backed chairs downstairs at Intersect, just so I could get a maple-bacon scone, a recipe imported from Frenchie to Go on the Rue du Nil in Paris.
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He had himself almost convinced that the situation had the dimensions of a love affair, though in fact he'd exchanged no more than a few dozen words with her, whenever she named the price for his flat white and scone, and he shyly paid it, offering a line or two himself on the busyness of the town or the fineness of the weather.
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Lee is 67, which means his competitiveness on this goes one of two ways: He's just a nice old timer who just needs something to do and bakes a mean scone, and his 20-year-old granddaughter told him it would be fun, so he's here, he's going to try it, but he doesn't mind if he loses, it's just nice to get out the house sometimes, isn't it?
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