Recipe for Easy Peasy Lemonade Scones

I guess its the Co2 that helps with the rising.....must get some lemonade.........

Cheers Bernieh..they look lovely..We don't have lemonde much either,so a small can will be ideal..do you ever add sultanas to yours,or are they better just plain ?

Fantastic! Thanks bernieh.

Pamg, yes it's the bubbles in the lemonade that makes this recipe work so well. The thick cream helps too!!

Bloomer, I've never added anything to them. I just slather them with lovely jam and a dollop of cream. I've tried all sorts of jams and they all suit perfectly.

You're very welcome, Stickitoffee. I hope you get to try out the recipe.

sounds lovely..i can see the sales of lemonade in the uk is going to rocket today...lol

I shall certainly be trying it out, looks really yummy, thank you.

Sandra, I'm only too glad to help with the dwindling sales figures for lemonade. Of course, those who make their own home-made lemonade will in no way contribute to the sales.

Stickitoffee, they're always a hit with visitors!

i think they might be with me too! i wondered about doing yoghurt instead of the cream for a diet version?? would that work?

Not sure, Sticki, but it's worth a try. Light cream cheese might work as well.

I've just bookmarked it,for further reference..I will be having a go at some point ..thanks .:o)

yes that sounds really nice, thank you. i will let you know how i get on.

In my faves for later. Many thanks Bernieh, How about using Elmlea cream? (lower in fat!)

Good point Gran, I,ll try it next time I make scones

They sound yummy Bernieh, adding to favourites so I can give them a go when I get some cream, who'dve thought you could use lemonade in scones!!!!

Not sure if it will work Pam, just that Sticki. suggested yoghurt and it got me thinking. :)

Thanks Berni will certainly be giving these a try, added to my favourites;0)

Gone to my favs too , Bernieh .

I hope you all enjoy them as much as I do.

Thanks for the recipe Bernieh, will definitely try these scones.

Let me know how they go ... and how they go with variations for those who are going to try different things instead of the cream.

beautiful and light, thanks bernieh, incredibly light! i made them with stewed blueberries ~ blueberry cobbler. the only thing that i would say about the yoghurt [plain] was it seems to have made the scones fairly soft ~ no crisp edge?

Adding stewed blueberries sounds delicious, Sticki. It seems that adding yoghurt works fairly well though. Thanks for letting us know how yours went.

you're welcome, thanks again

I made my first batch this afternoon Bernieh and just had one for my tea, they're delicious,thanks for the recipe can see the way they're going they'll be a favourite here too :-)
The blueberry variation sounds nice Sticki I'll be trying that next :-)

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Glad you liked them, Simbad.

Simbad put me on on to these, gonna make some over the weekend. I'll try the variations after the plain ones.My mouths watering already :)

Hope you enjoy them as much as I do, Gralew.

Just seen your recipe going to try them tomorrow I have Lemonade the grandkids like it as a treat ( we dont tell the parents lol )

YUM they look so good! Can't wait to try them

Kidsgran, I'll keep your secret! Sometimes it's best that the parents don't know. Hope your scones turn out well.

Pip, I've been making scones for eons, and this is by far the best recipe and make the best scones. I do so hope you enjoy your batch.

You're most welcome, Homebird. Just one little hint, the less kneading the better for this recipe.

So glad it worked out, Homebird. Sounds like those little hands did a great job.