Cream that goes with strawberries

squirty can cream and BIG fat strawberries from my garden.

Reply 23

markb23

nice combination :wink:

Reply 24

0uro*

proper cornish clotted cream :biggrin:

Proper cornish clotted ICECREAM! ***DROOLS!!!**

Reply 25

lazydays

Proper cornish clotted ICECREAM! ***DROOLS!!!**

I bring back large pots of that whenever I come back from cornwall.....goes within about 2 days....i mean large litre pots...and this is a family of 3...

Reply 26

Aphrodite

I bring back large pots of that whenever I come back from cornwall.....goes within about 2 days....i mean large litre pots...and this is a family of 3...

You can get it from Asda now. :biggrin:

Reply 27

Pseudomuse

1

clotted cream mmmmm!!!!

Reply 28

lazydays

You can get it from Asda now. :biggrin:

what??!! really??!! proper handmade cornish clotted cream??!! :eek:

*makes note to get mum to drive her to ASDA*

Reply 29

tocktick

as a child i used to just have it with sugar. i cant stand single cream, it's just gross. and i wouldn't want my stawberrys drowning in single cream. so obviously, it has to be double cream - whipped of course. not the one out of the can either.

Reply 30

Pseudomuse

1

i tried strawberries with low fat creme fraish today, and it was surprizingly lush!

Reply 31

LouE3D

wikiwikiwildwildwest

*drool* I could go a fruit scone with clotted cream and strawberry jam right now. :p:

OMG!!! Heaven!!! :suith:

Re Strawbs... I tend to have double but Jersey cream, whipped cream (although poss slightly sweetened?) and clotted cream are all AMAZING!!!

Reply 32

LouE3D

WorkHouse

squirty can cream and BIG fat strawberries from my garden.

Yeah home grown strawberries are the best... ours were awesome this year... really red all the way through, juicy and sweet too! MMmmmm..... :suith:

Reply 33

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Aphrodite

what??!! really??!! proper handmade cornish clotted cream??!! :eek:

*makes note to get mum to drive her to ASDA*

I'm not sure it's hand made, but it's proper cornish stuff! :biggrin:

It's quite expensive, worth every penny though.
Failing that, get some from "The ice cream farm" in cheshire, i think some shops stock that, it's amazing stuff. *Is tempted to drive to the ice cream farm now*

Reply 34

PQ

21

clotted cream is available in sainsburys too.

and dispite what it says on the pots you *can* freeze it and then just defrost as and when you want it. We have it every year on warm mince pies at christmas

Reply 35

lazydays

I'm not sure it's hand made, but it's proper cornish stuff! :biggrin:

It's quite expensive, worth every penny though.
Failing that, get some from "The ice cream farm" in cheshire, i think some shops stock that, it's amazing stuff. *Is tempted to drive to the ice cream farm now*

Think that might be a bit far for me to go :p:

Reply 36

Aphrodite

Think that might be a bit far for me to go :p:

I think some normal places buy it in though...look out for it. :p:

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