Cornish cream tea

A road trip taking in Looe, Land's End, Penzance, St. Michael's Mount, St. Ives and Liskeard & we try real Cornish pasties and a Cornish Cream Tea.

You cannot get more Cornish than a cream tea. One half of the Salty Songs team was born in Devon (although moved to Cornwall quickly enough for it not to ha

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Miss Marple’s Tea Room, East Looe, Cornwall, England - For the best Cornish Cream Tea in the towns of Looe in Cornwall, head to Miss Marple’s on the main street. Miss Marple’s is a quaint upstairs shop with a few tables, a windowed cake stand and a lovely staff.

Clotted Cream is just heavenly but it can sometimes be hard to find in the stores. Have you ever thought of making your own clotted cream at home? Well if you follow my simple instructions you can. It takes a little time but the results are delicious. Be sure to check out my Clotted Cream …

English clotted cream is a silky, yellow cream with a distinctive crust on the surface. It originated in England and is served on scones and berries.

An ongoing Devon and Cornwall conflict resonates across England: When it comes to assembling a cream tea, does the jam go on first or does the cream?