Let’s settle this once and for all.
Is Scone pronounced ‘Scone’ or ‘Scone’?
“Scone”, definitely. Only a feeble - minded imbecile would pronounce it “scone”.
couldn’t care … as long as it has jam and cream in it in Cornish or Devon take on things it don’t really matter does it 
Rhythm Thief:
“Scone”, definitely. Only a feeble - minded imbecile would pronounce it “scone”.
I couldn’t agree more.
Pedants!!
Before you eat it, it’s a scone. When you’ve eaten it, it’s gone.
How you pronounce it depends on where you were brung up.
Personally I would pronounce it as “scone”. 
This debate has proven to be inconclusive. You’ve been no help at all!
No problems, if you don’t ask questions then you will never learn anything.
mushroomman:
No problems, if you don’t ask questions then you will never learn anything.
Ha!
I call them Dave!
The silly question is the one that you didnt ask.Scone should rhyme with gone and not with lone. HTH.
Posh people pronounce it ‘Scone’. The majority of people say ‘scone!’
But coincidently when Maoris were first introduced to them in 1850 they hilariously called them’SCONES!’ They’ve never been able to live that one down. 
alamcculloch:
The silly question is the one that you didnt ask.Scone should rhyme with gone and not with lone. HTH.
You’re only saying that so you can make the ‘fastest cake in the world’ Gag.
I can read you like a book!
bigvern1:
I call them Dave!
I love Dave’s me
harry:
Posh people pronounce it ‘Scone’. The majority of people say ‘scone!’
But coincidently when Maoris were first introduced to them in 1850 they hilariously called them’SCONES!’ They’ve never been able to live that one down.
No wonder they do all that gibberish, tongue pulling shenanigans then! Trying to take the heat off their numpty Grandparents! ‘Scone’! Thick as two short planks!
Coogy:
harry:
Posh people pronounce it ‘Scone’. The majority of people say ‘scone!’
But coincidently when Maoris were first introduced to them in 1850 they hilariously called them’SCONES!’ They’ve never been able to live that one down.No wonder they do all that gibberish, tongue pulling shenanigans then! Trying to take the heat off their numpty Grandparents! ‘Scone’! Thick as two short planks!
Let me think about this for a minute , hmmmmm , its no use its scone.I will try again later. 
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Snigger
Scones are a completely different thing from cakes.cakes are made by creaming together butter and sugar adding eggs then adding flour.This is best done in a mixing machine.Scones are made by putting a pile of flour on the table form a well in it add oil milk and sugar mix this by hand and slowly incorporate the flour.
NOUN
A small unsweetened or lightly sweetened cake made from flour, fat, and milk and sometimes having added fruit.scone
n
- (Cookery) a light plain doughy cake made from flour with very little fat, cooked in an oven or (esp originally) on a griddle, usually split open and buttered
- Austral a slang word for head1
Still no idea how to pronounce it though…