These Raisin Scones are soft-centered with lightly crisped edges, their humble dough enriched with the gentle chew and natural sweetness of raisins and golden sultanas. The base is familiar and honest — a simple blend of flour, butter, milk, sugar, baking powder, and a pinch of salt — but it’s the fruit that lifts them. Every bite is tender, semi-sweet, and subtly fragrant, with juicy little bursts from the plump raisins and sultanas. The crumb is firm yet giving — easy to pull apart, perfect to enjoy as-is or with a swipe of butter. These scones are less about indulgence and more about comfort — the kind of thing your lola might wrap in a towel to keep warm for merienda. Best served warm, but just as satisfying straight from the bag, they’re a reminder that the simplest bakes often leave the biggest impression.
You may avail of the scones: Fresh (on pre-order) or Frozen ( Express delivery to Metro Manila / Available for Nationwide locations)
Raisins and sultanas have long been beloved additions to baked goods across cultures — symbols of sweetness, simplicity, and home. In Madge’s kitchen, they’re folded generously into every batch by hand, lending depth and heart to a recipe that doesn’t need embellishment. These are scones made the old, classic way: no preservatives, no shortcuts, just care and rhythm. Whether served at tea with guests or unwrapped for a quiet solo snack, Madge’s Raisin Scones bring with them a whisper of warm kitchens, buttered plates, and the kind of food that makes you feel looked after.
For your Fresh Scones:
Madge’s Scones are baked fresh on the morning of your scheduled delivery and sent out at peak softness — tender, crumbly, and golden-topped. They arrive at room temperature and are ready to serve or store.
To serve, you may enjoy them as-is or warm gently in the oven or toaster oven for 5–7 minutes at 160°C (320°F) to bring back their just-baked charm. Best served with butter, jam, clotted cream — or all of the above.
For your Frozen Scones:
Madge’s Scones are frozen on the same day they’re baked to preserve their freshly-baked goodness. Here’s how to bring them back to life: