scone

A coffee and donut at DD has half the calories of a latte and scone at Starbucks.

She doesn't just make scones, she has to make 6 kinds of each scone suitable for everybody's special dietary decision.

Maybe ask Ghandi for his favorite scone recipe, so that he won’t nuke you.

It's also the source of my favorite pun in Pratchett's vast wordplay production: the scone of stone, where dwarves royalty is coronated.

It's where I learned about the Wee Scone Variety show, on a local FM station in Midlothian, Scotland.

I added this up, using Wolfram Alpha's calorie count and the Tesco scone linked in this thread.

If you buy a single fresh scone individually at a supermarket stand or at a bakery - that's going to cost a dollar.

What I consider to be a scone costs about $1 alone where I live here in Canada.

But have a cup of coffee and a scone at Starbucks?

I always look at my receipt upon purchase, even for a $7 latte and scone.

I have also met H1Bs who have the mental acuity of a mildewy scone.

Couple of small bagels with some cream cheese + scone (also ~550-600 cal) and I feel much less full after a couple of hours.

The thing the US call scones is different from the thing the UK calls "scone".

Or you've got "scone", should that use the same phonetic spelling as "cone" or "one"?

Perhaps the best example of that is that, as one of the linked maps [0] says, both British people who rhyme "scone" with "gone" and those who rhyme it with "alone" think that the other pronunciation is the "posh" one.