Cheese Scones ...

[Arthur Little]

65p for a pack of 4!

's RIGHT!

Mmm ... delicious!


But, ... be WARNED:

Get down to your local Morrisons double quick (preferably first thing!) ... before the greedy old pensioners have the opportunity to snaffle the lot of 'em!

[Doc Alan]

Thanks for the advice Arthur

For all members living in Scotland, Alex Salmond insists they're pronounced SKON ; in England it's usually SCONE ( to rhyme with " alone " )

[les_taxi]

I have always said SKON to rhyme with Jon

[Arthur Little]

Thanks for the advice Arthur

For all members living in Scotland, Alex Salmond insists they're pronounced SKON ; in England it's usually SCONE ( to rhyme with " alone " )

Yes, Alan ... as a fellow Scot, you're correct about the (dare I say?) "proper" pronunciation of these bakery products. And - for once, at least - with our belligerent First Minister.

[Michael Parnham]

I've always known them as scones!

[Arthur Little]

Thanks for the advice Arthur

For all members living in Scotland, Alex Salmond insists they're pronounced SKON ; in England it's usually SCONE ( to rhyme with " alone " )

"Odah! Another frequently mispronounced word in various forms of [predominantly] 'English' accent by a long line of Speakers in the House of Commons whenever they're attempting to restore some semblance of order ...

... always sounds to me, more like "odour"!

[Michael Parnham]

"Odah! Another word frequently mispronounced in various forms of [predominantly] 'English' accent by a long line of Speakers in the House of Commons when they're attempting to restore some semblance of order ...

... always sounds to me, more like "odour"!