| CLOTTEDCREAM | Dairy product eaten on scones with jam (7,5) |
| CREAMTEA | Occasion for scones with jam, etc (5,3) |
| CREAM | Dairy product eaten with scones (5) |
| YOGURT | Dairy product eaten with a spoon |
| FETA | Dairy product eaten by Muffet, apparently (4) |
| CONFESSION | It comes as a revelation to whip if on scones (10) |
| CLOTTED | ---- cream, often spread on scones (7) |
| ELITISTS | Quarter settled first on scones, not wafers (they want the cream on top) (8) |
| BAKEWELLTART | Baked treat with a pastry base topped with jam and filled with almond-flavoured sponge cake (8,4) |
| TWELVEOCLOCK | We've colt placed with jam at midnight (6,6) |
| SCONE | Baked product, eaten with cream and jam (5) |
| MILLEFEUILLE | A small iced cake made of puff pastry filled with jam and cream (12) |
| JAMESCORDEN | Scone with red jam spread for Smithy on screen (5,6) |
| TEACAKE | Scones with raisins, toasted and buttered |
| SCRUPULOUSNESS | You count surplus scones with great care (14) |
| CONFESS | Admit to having made scones with bit of flour (7) |
| MAGNESIA | Christmas visitors swallow a fair amount of the scones with a laxative (8) |
| NEOCONS | On 'scone', rendering given by reactionaries (7) |
| CONSERVE | Sweet topping on scone transported clergyman, perhaps |
| SANDWEDGE | Club with jam on on the beach (4,5) |
