*Editor's Note: Sultanas are a type of grape or raisin. Any raisins or dried fruit could be substituted.
Preheat oven to 200 degrees C (400 degrees F). Place flour into a large bowl. Make well in the centre and add lemonade, cream, and fruit, and mix with a knife until just combined. Tip out onto floured surface and gently flatten out to 3 cm. (about 1 1/4 inch) thickness with floured hands. Cut into rounds using cutter or glass dipped into flour and place close together on lined baking tray. Bake for 12-15 minutes. Serve with favourite jam and cream.
Source: Family favourite
By Lorraine from Perth, Western Australia
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Is fizzy lemonade like Sprite? I am dying to try this! I have never made a successful scone! Thank you for sharing.
Hi Ladies, FIZZY LEMONADE is when the bottle/can is opened it still has
a fizz, this means that it hasn`t gone flat and lost its effervescents. I am sure Sprite could be used without any problem. Hope you enjoy.
THICKENED CREAM: Not sure what you call this in USA but here in Australia
we purchase a Thickened Cream or a Whipping Cream. I would say you could use the Whipping Cream but possibly not whip just use straight from container. This should work OK. Enjoy.
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