Rodda's Cornish Clotted Cream

Description: Manufacturer: Rodda's / Type: Cream / Cream doesn't get much more clotted than this.

Newest Review: ... in those days, but one of the daughters of the family discovered a way to preserve clotted cream in glass jars. Now, they ... more

... don't have their own herd of cows anymore, but instead source all their milk from other local farms. And it's no longer in glass jars, but instead a rather handy little plastic tub, much like the tubs you'll buy coleslaw in at the supermarket . It's nothing too exciting, but it does have the Rodda's name in red, pictures of milkmaids, and a creamy yellow colour . Opening up the cream, you'll see that there is a buttery yellow crust on the top , and scooping some out with a knife , you'll see the cream is incredibly th...more

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Rodda's Cornish Clotted Cream: A deeply delicious indulgence (491 words)
by - written on 22/09/09 (Very useful, 40 readings)
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One of my favourite treats is a good cream tea - a hot steaming mug of good quality tea, a selection of scones and various fruit jams, and of course, thick, rich, delightfully sinful clotted cream . Now, the best cream teas are served in Cornwall and Devon . Thats a bit of a way to trek for a treat, so if I'm having a cream tea at home, I try to be as authentic as possible by picking up a tub of Roddas Cornish Clotted Cream. The family company has been around for a long time, and started producing Cornish Cream in 1890 , from their own cows. Of course fridges weren't around in those days, but one of the daughters of the family discovered a way to preserve ... Read the complete review