For anyone who has ever debated the pronunciation of the word 'scone' or wondered whether the little finger should be held out when sipping tea! This book covers these questions and more to give you confidence that your manners are Palace ready, just in case the Royal invitation arrives (we can but hope)! It also covers the history of the great tradition of afternoon tea - which Nelson Mandela apparently described as Britain's greatest export. Indeed, the world over loves afternoon tea and the author Jane Malyon hopes to convince you that this custom is so much more than just delicious carbohydrates; it is, in fact, the secret to global harmony. So put the kettle on and start reading this light-hearted but fascinating gem of a book. * The top qualities to look for in a tea room or hotel for your indulgent treat. * Find out why teatime manners matter more now than ever! * Learn the history of Afternoon Tea and how to host your own perfect Tea Party. * Test your Etiquette: 25 challenging questions to make you wonder whether your parents knew anything about good manners at all!.
Scone or Scone : The Essential Guide to British Afternoon Tea