No,No,No - you can't spread jam over whipped cream, it has to be jam first
Here in Somerset I can buy it all year round, but that doesn’t help you in Finland. You could try to make your own:What I would like to buy today is clotted cream. Saw it in the movie Phantom Thread where Daniel Day-Lewis had it on scones for breakfast. Looked tasty.
The Cornish Split is well established in history. Scones are a recent thing with which to fleece tourists at greater convenience.The Cornish use scones but the Devon splits.
In Devon, they put the nest on their hand…..Boy, did I ever stick my hand in a hornets nest...
More to the point, did you get a pasty? I’ve been fretting all day about it.As thick as butter but probably stiffer,
Take it here thenI'd go even further, a good, home made fruit scone doesn't even need butter when it's still warm
(I think we're getting off topic )
What I bought today (well actually a couple of days ago): British Bat Calls - a Guide to Species Identification by Jon Russ
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Verboten!
When you arrive from outside the EU
Bringing in foodstuffs from outside the EU is subject to restrictions, and these regulations are supervised by the Finnish Food Authority. For example, you are not allowed to bring in meat, meat products, milk or dairy products.