Crossword Clue: Snack also known as a "rock cake"
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Snack also known as a "rock cake""
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- Barley product
- A quick bread
- Big biscuit
- Biscuit
- Biscuit at teatime
- Biscuit eaten at teatime
- Biscuit often served with tea
- Biscuit relative
- Biscuit served with tea
- Biscuit with English tea
- Biscuit with tea
- Biscuitlike cake
- Biscuitlike pastry
- Biscuit's cousin
- Biscuit's kin
- Biscuity pastry
- Afternoon tea offering
- Bite with tea
- Baked breakfast item
- Bakery buy
- Bakery goodie
- Bakery specialty.
- Bakery treat
- Historic capital of Scotland
- Famous stone
- Historic stone
- Earl Grey dunker
- Earl Grey partner
- Irish biscuit
- Certain quick bread
- Breakfast biscuit
- Breakfast bread
- Breakfast pastry
- British bakery buy
- British biscuit
- British pastry
- British teacake
- Item served with clotted cream
- English biscuit served with tea
- English biscuit
- English pastry often served with clotted cream and strawberry jam
- Cake baked on a griddle
- Cake
- Flat cake
- Flat, round cake
- Calorie-dense treat
- Cream tea ingredient
- Flour cake
- Clotted cream go-with
- Clotted cream may be put on one
- Crumbly coffeehouse buy
- Crumpet alternative
- Crumpet cousin
- Crumpet's cousin
- Coffeehouse snack
- Coffeehouse sweet
- Coffeehouse treat
- High tea accompaniment
- High-tea delicacy
- High tea goodie
- High-tea item
- High tea pastry
- High-tea tidbit
- Serving at a Devonshire tea
- Stone of ___
- Serving with tea
- Variety of quick bread
- Oatmeal quick bread
- Muffin alternative
- Muffin cousin
- Quadrant-shaped cake
- Treat at teatime
- Quick bread
- Quick bread choice
- Quick bread that may have raisins
- Quick bread variety
- Treat traditionally served with clotted cream and jam
- Treat with a latte
- Treat with afternoon tea
- Treat with tea
- Triangular treat
- Pastry at a Devonshire tea
- Pastry at a tea party
- Pastry for a coffee break
- Pastry served with tea
- Pastry with cheese and cherry varieties
- Pastry with tea
- Latte go-with
- Peet's treat
- Light biscuit
- Light griddle cake
- Light quick bread
- Rich quick bread
- Turnover alternative
- Thin cake
- Type of pastry
- Symbolic stone of Britain.
- Westminster stone
- Scotch cake
- Scotland coronation site until 1651
- Scotland's Stone of ____
- Scottish delicacy
- Scottish quick bread
- Tidbit for tea
- Starbucks snack
- Small cake
- Small doughy cake
- Tea accompanier
- Tea accompaniment
- Tea biscuit
- Tea cake
- Tea cart treat
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- Tea-party treat
- Tea pastry served with clotted cream
- Tea pastry
- Tea shop treat
- Tea-table treat
- Tea tidbit
- Tea time treat
- Tea tray goodie
- Tea treat
- Teacake kin
- Teacake
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- Tearoom biscuit
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- Teatime biscuit
- Teatime goody
- Teatime refreshment
- Teatime snack
- Teatime treat
- Snack also known as a "rock cake"
- Snack with afternoon tea
- Snack with tea
- Social snack
Recent Usage of Snack also known as a "rock cake" in Crossword Puzzles
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- Brendan Emmett Quigley - April 2, 2012
