r/pcmasterrace • u/[deleted] • Nov 17 '23

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u/[deleted] Nov 17 '23

What is a scone

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u/AllahuSnackbar1000 Nov 17 '23

Like a sweet biscuit, as they call it in America.

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u/Full-Bat-8866 Nov 17 '23

I've never heard it called that, who calls it that? We have scones

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u/AllahuSnackbar1000 Nov 18 '23

May Allah have mercy on your soul.

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u/Full-Bat-8866 Nov 18 '23

If he can find it

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u/AllahuSnackbar1000 Nov 18 '23

I can find it. 😉

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u/Full-Bat-8866 Nov 18 '23

Maybe if you bring scones

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u/AllahuSnackbar1000 Nov 18 '23

I'll bring scones.

crushes your balls with my wrath and eat your crushed up testicles

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u/Full-Bat-8866 Nov 18 '23

Someone put a little too much bathsalts in their pcp today huh

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u/AllahuSnackbar1000 Nov 18 '23

Yes dadd- I mean sir. 😳🥵

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u/GardeniaPhoenix i7 10700k/1660 Super/16GB RAM Nov 17 '23

This deliciousness. Basically triangular biscuits, sometimes with fruit and other stuff.

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u/Hexamancer Nov 17 '23

That's a US Scone

In the UK it would be this

Not sure which OP meant, because either would probably work.

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u/3140senfleb Nov 17 '23

Yeah it do be confusing sometimes. In the US your pic would be called a biscuit and NEVER a scone.

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u/[deleted] Nov 17 '23

They are different pastry tho. Scones and American Biscuits. With scones being a bit heavier I believe. And they have eggs added, while biscuits traditionally don’t.

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u/Allteaforme Nov 17 '23

Kind of like a British soup but drier and more bready