Teatime Treats and Cream Teas
Cake is very beneficial and for me nostalgic.
After school in the 70s usually meant watching Grange Hill, Blue Peter or Crackerjack with a piece of my mum’s chocolate sponge and a glass of fluorescent orange squash. Cake still features pretty near the top of my essential food items in life (I’ll always choose cake over a biscuit), so there was no way I could write a blog without sharing my cake stop recommendations .
Both my girls are a dab hand at making cakes at home, but there’s something decadent about drooling over the inevitable choice of cakes presented at a nice café, and after a nice walk it’s well deserved! When I do a new walk or activity I’ll try to include these ideas or I’ll give options for a pit stop based recommendations.
Afternoon Teas, Cream Tea and Coffee Cake
These are a few of my favourite things!
For an up to date list of where to find the best afternoon teas in Devon and Dorset take a look at my up to date post.
How to Hold Your Own Afternoon Tea
If you think you might be OK at a bit of baking (don’t panic just weigh everything) then here’s a great guide from BBC Good food with linked to recipes and lots more.