Clotted Cream
click photo for more informationClotted Cream – Stovetop Method – an essential part of every afternoon tea. You’ll never go back to the store-bought shelf-stable jars.
Clotted Cream – Stovetop Method – an essential part of every afternoon tea. You’ll never go back to the store-bought shelf-stable jars.
Clotted Cream – A Tutorial – Learn how to make your own genuine clotted cream, that afternoon tea essential most often missing.
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Deliciously thick and creamy real Clotted Cream is surprisingly easy to make. Make sure to use ultra-pasteurized Heavy Whipped Cream
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