People on the street: How do Mancs have their afternoon tea?

We went out into Manchester to ask people on the street about afternoon tea to find out how they have their scones and how they have their tea.

Transcript

00:00Hello and welcome to Manchester World. My name's Theo Hewson-Bertz and it's

00:03National Afternoon Tea Week this week here in the UK and so I've gone out onto

00:07the streets of Manchester to ask people a couple of key questions about scones

00:11or scones, about how they take their tea and about whether they put the cream or

00:16the jam on first. Scone? Yeah, scone. Right, alright, it's a scone for one. It's not scone. It's a scone.

00:23We have this debate, don't we, at home with you and your dad, don't we? Because we always put on jam then cream.

00:28Yeah, I know and dad prefers doesn't it, cream and jam. So we always have this thing about which is the

00:36right way. I think jam first. And then it's jam first and then cream on top because

00:41who wants less cream or jam? So you just put a little bit of jam on that acts as

00:45like a barrier and then you just dollop some cream on mate and that's how

00:49that's how it goes. I like tetanus. Yeah, yeah. Tea mate, I don't drink tea. That's my

00:56downfall as a man can as a northerner.