CLOTTED cream could be the surprising secret to long life for a Plymouth centenarian.
Muriel Edwards, who has just turned 100, revealed she eats three tubs of the Westcountry dairy treat every week.
Muriel celebrated her 100th birthday last weekend with a fun-filled party at Kings Tamerton Social Club.
The glamorous centenarian still lives independently in the same Ernesettle home she bought more than 70 years ago, and still has a penchant for jewellery, crocheting and clotted cream. Muriel says she does not really know what the secret is to a long life, but says she does not drink, smoke or eat meat – except for corned beef.
But if there is one element of her diet that baffles family and friends, it is that the 100-year-old will happily get through three tubs of clotted cream a week. “She buys three tubs of clotted cream a week and has three sugars in her tea,” younger sister Mo explained.
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