Generally speaking at the weekend I like to bake the Toddster a delicious teatime treat. Something that I know he will enjoy and that I wouldn't normally bake for him. He's very fond of scones . . . the problem is so am I. What to do about that?? I don't know. I bake em anyways, even if they do get in my mouth.
This is a simple recipe, using ordinary things and my most favourite ingredient of all fresh blueberries. So good for you with their vitamins and anti-oxidents! Once the dough is made for these you just pat it into a round, place it on the baking sheet and then cut it into wedges, pushing them apart gently for baking. So good.
They bake like a dream and there is no faffing about with cutting them into rounds etc, all the dough gets used up, so there's no waste. No tough scones from having to re-roll and cut, etc.
These puff up really nicely, and are stogged full of lovely coconut and lime flavours which go really well with the blueberries.
These are beautiful served with a nice cuppa and some blueberry jam . . . but lemon curd is my chosen poison, and I eat it whenever I can. I know . . . I'm repeating myself here, but blueberries and lemon are such perfect partners!
Just look at that crisp coconut and sugar gilding the top of these delicious bakes! So good!
And all those blueberries. So tasty! Nice. Nice.
The delicate crunch of coconut and sugar, the sweetness of blueberries, the tang of lime. What's not to like about these??

These were the perfect excuse to crack open this new tea from Tetley . . . Biscuit flavoured Tea. I don't drink tea myself, but I did have a good whiff of this and it definitely smelled a lot like a biscuit. Very sweet and vanilla-ee biscuit-ee . . . I have a friend who does drink tea and she had a cup and declared it gorgeous. Who am I to quibble.
Want to enjoy one of life’s simple pleasures of biscuit-tea dunking but without the calorie concerns or biscuit crumbs left floating in your cup? Well look no further. One of the UK’s most famous tea brands is launching the first-ever biscuit flavoured tea. Those clever Tea Folk at Tetley have devised a new brew that not only tastes like your favourite biscuit but it’s also been created to save you having to do any dunking at all.
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- The team at Tetley believes that as many as three quarters of their tea drinkers enjoy a biscuit with their brew
- There are 36 million cups of Tetley drunk every day
- So that’s 27 million biscuits dunked per day
- There are 54 calories in the average biscuit
- So without the need for that cheeky biscuit, the new Tetley Biscuit Flavoured Tea provides a saving of 1.4 billion calories
- That’s enough calories to run 561,000 London marathons!
- Based on 36 million cups of Tetley drunk a day and 27 million biscuits a day dunked
- And if the average biscuit is dunked three times and drops 8 crumbs per dunk
- That’s 216 million crumbs saved a day through no dunking
- And if the average crumb is 2 mm big, that’s enough crumbs, if put on top of each other, to reach the height of 50 Mount Everests
- Now that’s lot of crumbs saved from being lost at the bottom of a cup of tea
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