'National Raspberries & Cream Day' 🌺 August 7
- Simon O'Donovan
- Aug 5
- 2 min read

National Raspberries & Cream Day – 7 August
Today's theme celebrates one of Britain's best-loved summer treats. Raspberries and cream have been enjoyed for generations at picnics, garden parties, village fêtes and family gatherings. Let's explore some fascinating facts, share happy memories and enjoy a taste of summer together.
Facts About Raspberries & Cream
Raspberries may be small, but they're packed with flavour, history and goodness. Cream has been the perfect partner for centuries, turning simple fruit into a classic British dessert. Let's discover a few surprising facts about both.
Are Raspberries Really Berries?
Most people assume the answer is yes - but botanically, they're not! This slide explains why raspberries are different from true berries and reveals some fruits that might surprise you.
Memory Challenge – Name As Many Raspberry Foods & Drinks As You Can
How many delicious foods and drinks made with raspberries can you remember? Think desserts, cakes, sweets, drinks, breakfast foods and puddings. Work together and see how long you can keep the list going.
Memory Challenge – Name As Many Pink Things As You Can
Pink is one of the easiest colours to spot in nature and everyday life. Can you name as many pink flowers, animals, foods, drinks, characters and objects as possible? Every answer counts!
How To Make A Traditional Summer Pudding
Summer pudding is a classic British dessert that's simple to make and bursting with berries. This slide shows how a few everyday ingredients can be transformed into a colourful pudding that's been enjoyed for well over a century.
CST Song of the Day – Raspberry Beret
Prince's colourful 1985 hit became one of his best-known songs. Although the title mentions a raspberry-coloured hat rather than the fruit itself, it's a fun, upbeat song that's perfect for today's raspberry-themed celebration.
CST Song of the Day – Lily the Pink
This cheerful singalong by The Scaffold was the UK Christmas Number One in 1968. With its memorable chorus and humorous verses, it's a song many people enjoy joining in with, making it an ideal choice for a CST session.












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