afternoon tea

I met a friend for tea in Wickham, and yes, this was mine, and yes, I ate it all.

Victoria sponge must have been named after a certain monarch, I guess.

[Judith Greenwood]

I think cake shots may be your 'bike shots' Hazel - and they always look scrummy!

[Hazel]

@judithg

Well, maybe - although I haven't posted one for quite some time!!!

[Sian B]

Like the cake and dishes.

[Judith Greenwood]

@quietpurplehaze Well you need to get on to the task!

[Hazel]

@judithg

Oh thank you for permission - I'll make a few more afternoon tea dates!

[Beryl Lloyd]

Beautiful and so tempting ! unfortunately its a no-no for me at the moment as my blood sugar is up after the Christmas sugar loaded treats ( I'm diabetic !!! )

[Pat Knowles]

You have to have cake when you are out for tea....... Lovely crockery!

[Newbank Lass]

A Vicky sponge is a thing of utter divine beauty

[Cathie]

Lovely cozy image, Hazel :-)

[Pyrrhula]

You`re very welcome to it. Looks yummi

[Denise Wood]

Oh yum :)

[Sarah Munnings]

that looks like a very scrummy piece of cake :)

[linda]

yummy

[wendy frost]

Afternoon tea perfect for us ladies to indulge in and spoil ourselves. Super capture Hazel.

[Babs]

Looks delicious. You started me wondering about its origin too and I found this on Google. http://whatscookingamerica.net/History/Cakes/VictoriaSponge.htm

[Tammy]

This is a lovely capture and looks yummy!

[Richard Hickey]

Fantastic picture.

[Kathleen Hickey]

Yum! Great close-up. I've always wondered what a Victoria sponge looked like. The characters in the book I just finished were always having some.

[Penelope Ann]

Yummy! Classic cooking at it's best

[Sam]

Delicious!

[Hazel]

Very interesting, thank you, Babs! Osborne House on the Isle of Wight is quite near to us. (I can also get that sinking feeling but mine is usually around 5 o'clock!)
@onewing

[Nicole]

yum yum!!