26 Apr 2008 It’s finally happened
 |  Category: Gilmore Girls

There’s something that I disagree with the Gilmores about. Shocking, I know. I had hoped that I would never see this day. Usually, I come around to their way of thinking, but not this time.

It happened during the B&B episode. The Gilmores had finally braved the B&B lobby because of their weakness for scones. There is a huge cultural difference here. I live in Utah & once had a conversation like this with from someone back east “No, a scone is fry bread. Ummm fry bread? It’s like umm a scone”. So the confused party looked up scone online & brought me a picture of something that looked like a muffin. A scone is not a muffin.

Anyways, on the show they were eating the muffin scone impostors that look like this:

scone1.jpg

Actually a scone is bread that is fried. It is yummy. It looks like this:

scone2.jpg

This pretty much ensures that I will never move east. All because of the scones. What do scones look like in your area?

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6 Responses

  1. i live in utah too!! :)

    skyline high area in salt lake city.

    we have the original hardcore scones.

  2. I am from Connecticut and I have never had a scone; they aren’t sold very many places. We’re bigger on muffins and stuff here. Maybe I am just not looking hard enough. However the show was shot in Cali so many the scones are actually California scones because I have noticed some other things on the show that wouldn’t make sense considering they are in Connecticut but would make sense for Cali.

  3. i always thought scones were like a muffiny type thing…just drier. unless they’re made by sookie.

  4. Oh, how the controversy over scones continues. Yes, the Cali version is basically a super dense muffin (as in thick, not stupid ;) Anyways, while in England awhile back I ordered a scone with clotted cream during high tea and felt very cheer-i-o and all that until a Scottish woman I met there decided to set me straight. Scones, according to her, were Scottish, not British, and they are to be pronounced “Scons” not the slang-infused “Scones”.

    No matter, that fry bread looks fatteningly delicious, whatever it’s called.

  5. Here, in NH our scones look like the muffin kind. Quite tasty I might add. :)

  6. Where I live (NH) are our like the dry kind i guess. Gee I thought scones were just scones.

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