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View Poll Results: Which would you choose?
Bread/toast 7 16.67%
Bagel 9 21.43%
English Muffin 4 9.52%
Scone 0 0%
Biscuit 5 11.90%
Danish 3 7.14%
Cinnamon Roll 6 14.29%
Donut 5 11.90%
Muffin 2 4.76%
Coffee Cake 1 2.38%
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Old 02-15-2007, 02:34 PM
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Maybe it's a Midwestern thing, but I don't think I've ever even SEEN a scone.

What the hell is a scone?
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Maybe it's a Midwestern thing, but I don't think I've ever even SEEN a scone.

What the hell is a scone?
Good looking scones...all that's missing is the clotted cream:




What you find at all the places that offer scones here...

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Old 02-15-2007, 02:38 PM
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Maybe it's a Midwestern thing, but I don't think I've ever even SEEN a scone.

What the hell is a scone?
there are scones in the midwest. i promise! they're dry, slightly sweetened biscuits. sometimes they have cranberries or raspberries or orange peel or something in them. they're supposed to be eaten with tea or coffee.
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^^^The top pic just looks like biscuits. Are they similar?
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^^^The top pic just looks like biscuits. Are they similar?
See Carrie's post...which I'm sure you already have...so somewhat, yes.
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Old 02-15-2007, 02:41 PM
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there are scones in the midwest. i promise! they're dry, slightly sweetened biscuits. sometimes they have cranberries or raspberries or orange peel or something in them. they're supposed to be eaten with tea or coffee.
Okay. And of course I've HEARD of them. I just realized that I've never actually seen, or had, one.
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my coffee shop sells scones.

we have white chocolate raspberry, apple cinnamon, blueberry, brown-sugar cinnamon, and chocolate chunk.

they have 40 grams of fat a piece, and are made by pillsbury. no thanks. i gain a pound just looking at them.

they really just aren't as specialty gourmet and trendy as the yuppie-****s here think they are. but hey, i'll take that 1.49 and split your .51 tip at the end of my shift, thanks.

we have plain mix to make any type of scone, but i'm just not gonna go buy a bunch of buttermilk and then scrub my knuckles off getting orange peel. nope.
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Biscuits & sausage gravy for the win, thanks.
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