Cornish clotted cream

E485773

Cornish clotted cream is a rich, thick, high-fat dairy cream traditionally produced in Cornwall, England, and famously served with scones in a classic cream tea.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf clotted cream
dairy product
regional food specialty
associatedWith Cornish food culture
afternoon tea
cream tea
color pale yellow
consumptionContext tea rooms
tourist hospitality in Cornwall
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
culinaryTradition Cornish cuisine
English cuisine
dietaryConsideration contains lactose
high in saturated fat
not suitable for vegans
fatContent high fat
flavor rich
slightly nutty
sweet cream
hasPart clots of cream on the surface
legalProtectionJurisdiction European Union NERFINISHED
United Kingdom NERFINISHED
locatedInTheAdministrativeTerritorialEntity England NERFINISHED
mainIngredient cow's milk cream
PDOMilkRequirement must be made from milk produced in Cornwall
PDORegionRequirement must be produced in Cornwall
productionMethod cream is cooled slowly to allow a thick crust to form
cream is left to stand and then gently heated until clots form on the surface
made by slowly heating full-cream cow's milk or cream
protectedStatus Protected Designation of Origin
regionOfOrigin Cornwall NERFINISHED
servingTemperature served chilled or at room temperature
shelfLife short once opened
similarTo Devon clotted cream
storage refrigerated
surfaceFeature golden crust
texture rich
thick
velvety
traditionalRegion Cornwall NERFINISHED
typicalFatPercentage about 55–64%
typicalServing served with strawberry jam
spread on scones
usedWithFood cakes
cream tea
desserts
jam
puddings
scones

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Cornwall hasFoodSpeciality Cornish clotted cream