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We would like to make scones. Can we use cream that has gone sour or do we have to buy soured cream?
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On Feb 16, 10:30 am, "Harris" > wrote:
> We would like to make scones. Can we use cream that has gone sour or do we have to buy soured cream?


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Thanks so much for the replies. :-)
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We would like to make scones. Can we use cream that has gone sour or do we have to buy soured cream?
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