Simple Fruit Scones

5 / 5 (1 reviews)

Fruit scones are the perfect quick and easy anytime treat. Adapted from my all time favorite lemonade scone recipe, these tasty treats are made with simple pantry ingredients and are ready in less than half an hour.

By: Bakeplaysmile (via Bakeplaysmile)
Original Publish: Feb 26, 2021
Last Updated: Mar 2, 2026
Prep: 10 mins
Cook: 12 mins
Yields: 10, 10 serves

Nutrition Facts

256 kcalCalories
6 gProtein
45 gCarbs
5 gFat
Finished Simple Fruit Scones

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Chef's Notes

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Lemonade - you can use any brand of lemonade! Usually, I use Schweppes, but as long as it’s sweet and fizzy then it will work with this recipe.
Dried fruit - my favourite fruit scones are made using sultanas or chopped dates, but chopped apricots are delicious too. 
Brushing with milk - this gives the scones a beautiful golden colour when baked.
Storing - scones are best on the day they are baked. In fact, they’re at their very best when they’re warm and fresh out of the oven! If you’re taking them to a friend’s house or don’t need them for an hour or so, wrap the scones in a tea towel and it will keep them warm and delicious.
Freezing - you can freeze scones for up to 3 months in an airtight container. Allow to defrost at room temperature before serving. I recommend slightly reheating the scones in the microwave or oven if they've been defrosted (optional). 

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Kirsty ★ 5.0/5

I read and re-read this recipe about 100 times and doubted it could work. I've never been successful at scones, and a sudden invitation to visit a fried for coffee, convinced me togive them a try. I'm a convert! My dough was a bit too sticky, which meant cutting and placing was difficult, and probably resulted in a bit more poking and prodding than recommended. In any case, the scones were light and fluffy as promised. Thanks!! I'm looking forward to trying another batch!

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