Clotted cream or similar in the Bay Area
Hey
We are having a party next week (no sorry you aren't all invited) and I am planning to make some English food items and one of them was going to be scones with jam and cream. Does anyone know where I can buy clotted cream or something very similar - preferably in the Bay Area? Im sure I've seen it somewhere since I moved here, but can't find it anywhere now I want some Thanks |
Re: Clotted cream or similar in the Bay Area
Originally Posted by sarahlou145
(Post 9485784)
Hey
We are having a party next week (no sorry you aren't all invited) and I am planning to make some English food items and one of them was going to be scones with jam and cream. Does anyone know where I can buy clotted cream or something very similar - preferably in the Bay Area? Im sure I've seen it somewhere since I moved here, but can't find it anywhere now I want some Thanks |
Re: Clotted cream or similar in the Bay Area
Lunardis, Mollie Stones ;)
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Re: Clotted cream or similar in the Bay Area
Thanks, I have a Lunardis and Mollie Stones nearby, no Raleys near to me.
It's possible it was in these stores I saw it as I used to shop in them lots. Now I just need to work on my scone recipe |
Re: Clotted cream or similar in the Bay Area
I think Bel-Air and Raley's are operated by the same corporation, so you might have luck there.
A long shot would be trying John Campbell's Irish Bakery on 16th and De Haro. They have a small but good quality selection of British and Irish goods, but if they don't have it, at least their jam roles are delicious. :D I have a professor that has an affinity for pork pies that recommended another place that sells goods in SOMA, but I can't for the life of me recall the name or exact location, sorry. The only other thing I can think of possibly being of any help would be some of the trendier overpriced supermarkets, like Whole Foods. |
Re: Clotted cream or similar in the Bay Area
Originally Posted by SalopianFunk
(Post 9485949)
I think Bel-Air and Raley's are operated by the same corporation, so you might have luck there.
A long shot would be trying John Campbell's Irish Bakery on 16th and De Haro. They have a small but good quality selection of British and Irish goods, but if they don't have it, at least their jam roles are delicious. :D I have a professor that has an affinity for pork pies that recommended another place that sells goods in SOMA, but I can't for the life of me recall the name or exact location, sorry. The only other thing I can think of possibly being of any help would be some of the trendier overpriced supermarkets, like Whole Foods. |
Re: Clotted cream or similar in the Bay Area
Oooh
I just got back from two weeks in England (weather was gorgeous BTW) and I spent 5 days in Cornwall. I was with a bunch of Americans who wanted to try all the 'local' stuff so we had a pasty for lunch every day and had quite a few cream teas. They really were quite taken with the clotted cream; I am sure it will be a hit at your party. When you find it, let me know where it is so I can do some cream teas at my house. On a slightly less positive note, I seem to have put on at least 5 lbs - too much clotted cream and pasties me thinks. |
Re: Clotted cream or similar in the Bay Area
Originally Posted by jackattack
(Post 9486873)
Oooh
I just got back from two weeks in England (weather was gorgeous BTW) and I spent 5 days in Cornwall. I was with a bunch of Americans who wanted to try all the 'local' stuff so we had a pasty for lunch every day and had quite a few cream teas. They really were quite taken with the clotted cream; I am sure it will be a hit at your party. When you find it, let me know where it is so I can do some cream teas at my house. On a slightly less positive note, I seem to have put on at least 5 lbs - too much clotted cream and pasties me thinks. |
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Re: Clotted cream or similar in the Bay Area
Originally Posted by Cape Blue
(Post 9486911)
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Re: Clotted cream or similar in the Bay Area
do they have harris teeter grocery stores there?
Our local ones sell it, very pricey though. When I make scones, I use jam but just use heavy whipping cream, whipped up, its cheaper and still tastes yummy when everything is sandwiched together :) I use any leftover cream to make an eton mess, which everyone always enjoys :) |
Re: Clotted cream or similar in the Bay Area
Originally Posted by britishspouse
(Post 9487060)
do they have harris teeter grocery stores there?
Our local ones sell it, very pricey though. When I make scones, I use jam but just use heavy whipping cream, whipped up, its cheaper and still tastes yummy when everything is sandwiched together :) I use any leftover cream to make an eton mess, which everyone always enjoys :) |
Re: Clotted cream or similar in the Bay Area
Originally Posted by sarahlou145
(Post 9487175)
thats a great idea if i have no luck with the clotted cream, plus i love eton mess
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Re: Clotted cream or similar in the Bay Area
Originally Posted by britishspouse
(Post 9487060)
do they have harris teeter grocery stores there?
Our local ones sell it, very pricey though. When I make scones, I use jam but just use heavy whipping cream, whipped up, its cheaper and still tastes yummy when everything is sandwiched together :) I use any leftover cream to make an eton mess, which everyone always enjoys :) most of the major grocery chain stores in the US or they are with my company. |
Re: Clotted cream or similar in the Bay Area
Originally Posted by Poppy girl
(Post 9487192)
Nope thats east coast the only reason I am up this stuff I work along side
most of the major grocery chain stores in the US or they are with my company. Sounds like a fun job! |
Re: Clotted cream or similar in the Bay Area
Originally Posted by britishspouse
(Post 9487249)
ahh gotcha :) I wasnt sure.
Sounds like a fun job! |
Re: Clotted cream or similar in the Bay Area
Originally Posted by Poppy girl
(Post 9487253)
Fatal actually in and out of the main stores all the time you see a bargin and have to have it, gets me everytime :lol:
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Re: Clotted cream or similar in the Bay Area
I usually buy what is labeled as heavy whipping cream in any grocery store and whip it up using a packet of Whip it, found in World market for $1 it works great.
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Re: Clotted cream or similar in the Bay Area
Originally Posted by Mummy in the foothills
(Post 9489501)
I usually buy what is labeled as heavy whipping cream in any grocery store and whip it up using a packet of Whip it, found in World market for $1 it works great.
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Re: Clotted cream or similar in the Bay Area
Originally Posted by sarahlou145
(Post 9489512)
Im going to World Market this week to get golden syrup, digestives and maltesers for my malteser cake :)
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Re: Clotted cream or similar in the Bay Area
Originally Posted by N1cky
(Post 9489532)
If you are going to go to so much trouble I think you should invite all the Brits in the area, as we'd appreciate all the effort, it'll be wasted on Americans:lol:
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Re: Clotted cream or similar in the Bay Area
mmm i loving mixing malteasers and digestives as a base for my baileys cheesecake :D
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Re: Clotted cream or similar in the Bay Area
Originally Posted by N1cky
(Post 9489532)
If you are going to go to so much trouble I think you should invite all the Brits in the area, as we'd appreciate all the effort, it'll be wasted on Americans:lol:
Just remembered I bought Percy Pigs for the nipper while I was in England and stashed them away for her. Going to go and raid the pack right now, she'll never know what she's missing. And they're wasted on the USC hubby too. Mine, all mine. |
Re: Clotted cream or similar in the Bay Area
Originally Posted by jackattack
(Post 9489689)
I agree.
Just remembered I bought Percy Pigs for the nipper while I was in England and stashed them away for her. Going to go and raid the pack right now, she'll never know what she's missing. And they're wasted on the USC hubby too. Mine, all mine. |
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