High Tea for the 11 and Under Set

by Megan on August 5, 2012

in Food and Drink, For Fun, Reviews, Sometimes We Bake

Last week we enjoyed a high tea experience with a few other friends. We were getting together to discuss one the American Girl books about Samantha and decided to combine it with a tea party. The Blue Bunny ice cream company sent us a bunch of Cadbury ice cream bars and a fun tea set to top off our experience.

But what’s high tea without real scones and Devonshire cream? Cue scones making:

My 8yo and I made these using this Alton Brown scones recipe and they were darn good, if we do say so ourselves! And did I mention Devonshire cream? This was my first time to make it. If I’d realized how easy it was to make, then… oh, better to not have known, I guess. But watch out world (and waist lines) here we come! We served these with Lemon Curd too – oh man, where they good!

We made some super yummy cucumber tea sandwiches too. And then, of course, the ice cream bars:

We had Carmello, Double Chocolate, Vanilla Chocolate, and Chocolate Almond – all of them are super yummy!

But, then again, what would a tea party be without TEA?

Oh, and we were also sent a big stash of fancy hats – the girls had a blast with these!

And the moms did too!

There was much tea drinking and giggling and talking and over-all tea partying to be had all around!

After our formal “high tea” we made our own stationery to write letters on and enjoyed the Cadbury Ice Cream Bars.

I don’t know about you, but I think this was a definite hit. *grin*

Disclosure: The product was provided for the purpose of review. No other compensation was received. All thoughts are my own. I keep a proper disclosure statement available here. Thanks to MomSelect and #CadburyHighTea for all the goodies for the party! I think it’s easy to tell that we all had a blast!

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Darnly August 6, 2012 at 4:03 am

Love, love, love it. Looks like you had a great tea party!! Love the hats especially. Can’t believe how the girls have grown.

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