I’ve made scones with same recipe ever since I left home. I make it up as I go along. A few cups of self-raising flour, some icing sugar and some cream. I took the leap recently and made lemonade scones, and it paid off. These were delicious. Fluffy. Warm. Lovely. Delicious. I asked Hubby to pass me the recipe so I could write up this post and as he did he said, “This one’s a keeper!”
And it is. Even little Lacey approved. We won’t be going back to my old faithful recipe. These are a winner. x
I make these too and they are FABULOUS. Easy and ALWAYS work. People are always very impressed too…highly recommend!
My friend Vonny makes these on her way to visit us, so I have never made them, only eaten them…..they are good. (And I love the way you have the recipe over the photos. Lovely.)
I'm saving this for future reference!
That's so cute! Loved your post over at MaxabellaLoves today. So very true and so very you.
YUM!I think I will whip a batch of these on the weekend. Thansk for sharing the recipe.
YUMMO! These sound delicious. I can't wait to try them and can already picture the retirement of my trusted old recipe too.
Yum thanks for this post, I will be making these!
This is the recipe my hubby uses to make his scones handed down from his mum
Very, very similar to my recipe… YUM! Thanks for sharing your 'secret' recipe (and for your motherhood article over at Maxabella Loves…) Gorgeous! xx
They are yummy but the only problem with these scones is that the lemonade makes them sticky to knead!
They look devine Chantelle – I am going to try these ones – thanks for sharing. Cassie x
this is one of my favourite recipes – so easy the kids can make them too! not too healthy but super yummo!
Yummm! I'm saving this recipe. Whenever I bake scones, I use a boring, basic recipe and they always turn out a little dry. This sounds delish xx
You are wonderful- I was just thinking today that I want to make scones!
I have lost my Nans old recipe- but I believe it was very similar to this with the lemonade- yay!
This is the best Scone recipe ever. I always make these and everyone raves about how great they are. The trick is to find clotted cream to eat with them…
yummy, will def make some.
I love these. They are my m-i-l's specialty. How do you do such clever things with your photos?
Great guest post over at Maxabella loves today. I left you a comment there too 🙂
Love the heart motif – so cute!
i don't think I will be able to resist these, especially that heart shape…
I adore the way you wrote the recipe so sweet and creative!
oooh yummy! gorgeous pictures too!
Heidi xo
Thanks for sharing. I love the way you put the recipe within some great foodie photo's
is that measuring spoon from Matchbox? I bought a set for a gift because they were just so gorgeous and I love them. I keep forgetting to buy some for myself.
Fantastic…they sound devinve..thanks for sharing..I have linked to you on my Freebies blog.
Hugs Khris
I want to learn to make scones, so I think I'll try this recipe this weekend.
yum…just..YUM
These sound so interesting. Can you just clarify for me by lemonade you mean? fizzy came to mind but i know you can't mean that?
Thickened cream, as in whipped cream?Other than that once i know what's what i might give them a go. I love to bake 🙂
Fotf: It is fizzy lemonade/soda! It's used instead of sugar.
And the cream is pouring cream, or thickened cream – not whipped.
Let me know how you go. x
You can also make these with other flavoured soft drinks (soda). Orange works quite well as does creaming soda.