Is it scone ( gone ) or scone ( hone)

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What do you say and where in the world are you?

I move between the 2.

Gone. Cambs.

I say it to rhyme with "one" just to mix things up

Gone- Midlands

Always Gone-Scotland.

S'gone no dae that - Scotland

The etiquette expert William was on This Morning ages ago and said Scone rhymes with gone not bone! He advises royalty etc.

Hone, SE England

What's the fastest cake? S'gone!

As the joke goes - “whats the fastest cake? SCONE”. Im from Devon but my dad (Cornish) says scone as in bone - but we both agree - jam first!

Gone - London

Scone = gone in Scotland.

The thing you eat: scone rhymes with gone
The place where Kings were crowned: Scone rhymes with moon.

Scottish. And since the word comes from Scots then we have the final word.

Scone to rhyme with gone - or the joke doesn't work.

Midlands

I say Gone but DH says Hone, we are both Northamptonshire

Gone. Midlands and SW.

That sounds interesting. I love learning about etiquette.

My go to is usually gone pronunciation but sometimes if I'm at work I'll change it ( cashier )

Gone and the jam before the cream.

Don't even get started on the cream 🤣

gone- Cornwall

Scone rhymes with gone for me- Yorkshire person.

Gone. I'm American living in the US, where the almost universal pronunciation is hone/bone.. But I have lived in Scotland, so I learned how to pronounce it properly. 😀

Definitely scone=gone. They don't last long in our house! (N. West)
Also, we just like them buttered, no cream or jam.

Scone like gone but ALWAYS cream first..!

Scone = gone. South Wales. Jam first.

Hone - Essex
jam first