We hope you joy your mince pie and Rodda’s Cornish clotted cream
don't forget to pick up a pot of
Rodda's cornish clotted cream &
Rodda's brandy clotted cream
to Crown your Christmas!
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Available at local shops in the South West or in the following retailers:
or Send a taste of cornwall
with Rodda's festive gifting range!
We’ve launched something rather special this Christmas! In addition to our “Cream by Post” a Rodda’s service started in the early 1950s where people could send a pot of Rodda’s Cornish clotted cream by post to anywhere in the country, we now offer a range of gifts on our website.
Rodda's Clotted Cream & Mince Pies Gift Box
A wonderful gift to share this Christmas with a mince pie and clotted cream gift box containing mince pies, Rodda’s Cornish clotted cream and a beautiful ramekin with gift box, perfect for popping your cream in.
Rodda's Wonderful Christmas Giftbox
Treat a loved one this Christmas with our festive Rodda’s box containing mince pies, Rodda’s clotted cream, festive brandy cream and a beautiful ramekin. A delicious shortbread and fudge gift set, Rodda’s tea towel and apron.
Festive Q&A
with Rosie from @byrosielouise!
Why do you use Rodda’s Cornish clotted cream?
“Rodda’s is a historic, British brand – it’s part of our culture and it’s been a staple in my cooking andeating for my whole life. There couldn’t be any substitute!”
Why is Rodda’s Cornish clotted cream the perfect addition to a sweet treat over Christmas?
“The cool and creamy clotted cream works perfectly with some of the more spiced, citrus flavours that tend to dominate at Christmas, whether that’s the rich tang of a brandy-doused pud or a flaky and fruity piece of stollen.”
What is your favourite way to utilise clotted cream at Christmas?
“Honestly, it works beautifully with most sweet festive things, but I also like to add any leftover into mash on New Year’s to accompany beef wellington, or into a classic leftovers soup with potatoes, leeks, and whatever else I’ve got in the fridge.”
What are your top tips for serving Rodda’s Cornish clotted cream over the festive period?
“Simple is best, Rodda’s deserves to sing on its own, not mixed in with lots of other ingredients. You can complete a dish with a simple dollop.
I like mine fridge-fresh, served with a warm accompaniment like a freshly-baked scone or mince pie from the oven, as below. There’s something extra cosy about the contrast of warm with a cool scoop of cream.”
Do you have an ultimate Christmas dessert ‘hack’ using clotted cream?
“Mince pies are the perfect pairing for clotted cream, especially if you’ve made them yourself and they are full of citrusy fruit inside. The tang of the mincemeat just goes so beautifully with a smooth dollop of cream!”
