Cornish Cream Tea by Cornish Liquids

[gill2009]

May 2, 2015 20:40:37 GMT BrenD said:

May 2, 2015 19:45:05 GMT gill2009 said:

Oh BrenD...you naughty man...you are making me spend pennies ( & I don't mean going for a widdle ) 

I was a good boy until certain members of the forum corrupted me

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That'll be the Cornish contingent then...you know who you are 

[Chrissie]

May 2, 2015 20:46:38 GMT gill2009 said:

May 2, 2015 20:40:37 GMT BrenD said:

I was a good boy until certain members of the forum corrupted me

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That'll be the Cornish contingent then...you know who you are 

Not guilty - honest

The juices do sound good, but it's such a flipping shame that their website isn't consumer contract regulations (new DSR) compliant

[sydsut]

How do you get 3 for a fiver?

[wil7985]

May 3, 2015 0:56:10 GMT sydsut said:

How do you get 3 for a fiver?

There was a link on their home page, but it looks like it's been removed now.

[chykensa]

May 3, 2015 6:10:03 GMT wil7985 said:

May 3, 2015 0:56:10 GMT sydsut said:

How do you get 3 for a fiver?

There was a link on their home page, but it looks like it's been removed now.

Just for once, I must have been lucky!! You're right wil7985, there was a link but I can't find it anywhere now - maybe it got over-used!! Shme, as it made 30ml of juice a rather good price
Even so, their prices are not at all shabby, will be interesting to see how the juices themselves pan out!

[MrDJ]

yup its gone now. i was lucky as i only ordered last night and it was still there.

[katiekoo]

Just ordered a few to try, looks promising! X

[Montana]

What flavour is the Jam in the "Cornish Cream Tea" please ?

I only ask this because I really don't like Raspberry and some bakery liquids that have a similar premiss have made it with raspberry.


Andy

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not long now BrenD did you do your check list other forum accounts activated could be mail in the morning for some of us

[BrenD]

May 4, 2015 22:04:24 GMT @zuza said:

not long now BrenD did you do your check list other forum accounts activated could be mail in the morning for some of us

I'm not going anywhere for at least a week. Nobody will be hounding me out until a little steepage has taken place!

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I was super excited about a cornish vaping company, right up until no replies from emails and worse off all the postal charges. Bad form me ansums ! no penny's from tedster

[Deleted]

May 4, 2015 22:11:26 GMT BrenD said:

May 4, 2015 22:04:24 GMT @zuza said:

not long now BrenD did you do your check list other forum accounts activated could be mail in the morning for some of us

I'm not going anywhere for at least a week. Nobody will be hounding me out until a little steepage has taken place!

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getting ready just in case run you out with the pitchforks one for every order hehe
each member has there name on it

[chykensa]

May 4, 2015 10:45:15 GMT Montana said:

What flavour is the Jam in the "Cornish Cream Tea" please ?

I only ask this because I really don't like Raspberry and some bakery liquids that have a similar premiss have made it with raspberry.


Andy

Strawberry Jam, Andy, no question! And just in case you want to replicate the real thing, scones from Rowes the Baker, and clotted cream from Rodda's of Scorrier. I'm sure there is a top-notch Cornish Strawberry Jam too, but we don't eat jam in our house so I'm out of touch!

EDIT: Oops, and of course the most important detail of the lot is that the jam must be spread on the scone first, with the cream on top. Devonians insist on this order being reversed but they are wrong!!

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i think they will taste great BrenD

[Montana]

May 4, 2015 22:27:27 GMT chykensa said:

May 4, 2015 10:45:15 GMT Montana said:

What flavour is the Jam in the "Cornish Cream Tea" please ?

I only ask this because I really don't like Raspberry and some bakery liquids that have a similar premiss have made it with raspberry.


Andy

Strawberry Jam, Andy, no question! And just in case you want to replicate the real thing, scones from Rowes the Baker, and clotted cream from Rodda's of Scorrier. I'm sure there is a top-notch Cornish Strawberry Jam too, but we don't eat jam in our house so I'm out of touch!

EDIT: Oops, and of course the most important detail of the lot is that the jam must be spread on the scone first, with the cream on top. Devonians insist on this order being reversed but they are wrong!!

Thanks chykensa , I should give this a try and test it against another similar juice , but if it was just on name alone "Cornish Cream Tea" sounds nicer , lol

The Cornish have got it right in the Jam first , if for nothing other than practical reasons alone 

Andy