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Clotted (Devon) Cream Clotted cream, also called Devon cream, is made by heating unpasteurized milk until a partially solid layer of creams forms. This layer is removed and cooled and then used as a topping for breads, fruits, and desserts. Clotted cream is also served with jam, scones, and tea to create the traditional English cream tea. |
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