Once upon a time, there was a mammoth named Matilda who lived in a mysterious forest. Matilda was not your ordinary mammoth - she had magical powers. Every year, when the air turned crisp and the leaves started to fall, Matilda eagerly awaited the arrival of Halloween. Halloween was Matilda's favorite time of the year because it was when she could truly be herself. She loved to dress up in extravagant costumes and venture out into the forest to scare her friends. This year, Matilda had a brilliant idea - she wanted to be a Halloween witch.

The Scone Witch

This year, Matilda had a brilliant idea - she wanted to be a Halloween witch. Matilda spent weeks preparing for her transformation. She gathered all the necessary ingredients for her potions, including mysterious plants and enchanted crystals.

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Reviews

Best scones ever! I used to go in to their original location and missed having their scones so I discovered they deliver them frozen! The Take and Bake option is perfect! I have them delivered and they are always perfect! They really care about their customers and quick to fix any issues you might encounter! I highly recommend them!

Best scones in the city! Great variety of flavours - both sweet and savory - super reasonable prices. Strongly recommend the baked scones, they have frozen for take home but my oven never gets them quite right

An Ottawa treasure. These scones are the BEST in the city! Highly recommend the vanilla and the cheddar. And the goat cheese / pesto sandwich is my favourite. Not cheap, but a good price for a weekend treat! :) And their scones of the month are always PHENOMENAL (the apple pie scone and the lavender scones have been my favourites so far)!

Yum yum yum! I've tried multiple flavours of scones from here, sweet and savoury, and don't have any complaints. I only knocked off a star because they are a bit pricey for a treat and run out of popular flavours pretty early on weekends.

Great scones, coffee, and tea choices. The sconewitch, eggwitch, and fruit compote are some of my favourites. Only wish the dark chocolate raspberry was a permanent scone! ❤️❤️❤️

I had a great date with my mom here enjoying delicious scones with cream and jam. Everything we were hoping for in our scone 👌🏽. The americano was delicious too, however next time I have to have the tea since it is a scone store. Staff is very friendly too and the store is kept very clean and cute. Prices are average price for a cafe in Ottawa, spent $15 for two coffees, two scones, and shared a cream and jam.

The Scone Witch

An open face sandwich made with one of our savoury scones, broken open, topped with St. Albert extra old cheddar and some bacon strips, then melted in the oven.

A cheddar or herb and onion scone, that has been hollowed out and filled with creamy eggs that have been scrambled with cheddar, ham or both.

The SconeWitch Brunch

Our brunch plate is made up of creamy scrambled eggs, that are topped with either; mustard glazed ham, mushroom ragut, mediterranean vegetables with goat cheese, or smoked salmon.

Sconewitches MENU - The Scone Witch

Poached Salmon with Cucumber

Built on an herb and onion scone.

Smoked Turkey with Stilton Cheese

Built on an herb and onion scone.

Tuna, Tomato and Black Olive paste

Built on a feta scone.

Goat Cheese with Tomato and Pesto

Built on a feta scone.

Cream Cheese and Cucumber

Built on an herb and onion scone, with a cranberry-mango chutney.

Ham and Gruyere

Built on a cheddar scone.

Built on a cheddar scone.

Mealwitches MENU - The Scone Witch

Mediterranean Vegetables with Goat Cheese

An herb and onion scone, broken open and topped with a mixture of sauteed Mediterranean vegetables and some crumbled goat cheese. This mealwitch is accompanied by a salad of spring

Poached Salmon in Zucchini Cream Sauce

An herb and onion scone, broken open with our poached salmon and zucchini cream sauce as the topping and a salad of spring greens on the side.

Chicken in White Wine Sauce

An herb and onion scone, broken open and covered in our rich and comforting chicken in white wine sauce and sharing the plate with a salad of spring greens.

An herb and onion scone, broken open and smothered with our mushroom ragut and accompanied with a salad of spring greens.

End of My Scone Witch Hiatus

Speaking of places I always bring visiting friends, a friend was visiting over the weekend and I decided to bring him to The Scone Witch for brunch. To be honest, there was a period of time when I over indulged in Scone Witches and I needed a hiatus for a bit; but I figured, it’s been a while so why not? As the name implies, it’s a cafe specialized in scones. More importantly, sandwiches made from scones – definitely one of a kind! They are doing so well, they’ve opened up another store in Beechwood. We chose their Elgin location instead. It is usually super busy during weekend brunch hours and the seating is limited so be prepared to line up. The seating fairies are definitely with me lately because again, we lucked out and went there at a time where the line-up is reasonable.

I went with my favourite menu item: the “Cream Cheese and Cucumber SconeWitch” with a side of salad. It’s the perfect combination of fresh, crunchy cucumber with delightful cream cheese. For the scone part of the sandwich, I usually choose the Herb and Onion scone and it is just perfection with every bite. The salad is pretty good with a nice, light dressing. Aaron had their brunch with smoked salmon and my friend had the same with ham. The brunch included a scone of your choice, scrambled eggs with a topping of your choice, fruits with some greens, and their delicious Moss Berry Farm jam. Their jams are so good. Remember to grab one to go in a normal-sized or cute-sized jars! I guess this marks the end of my Scone Witch hiatus, as I’m a fan again!

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She mixed the ingredients, following ancient recipes passed down from generations of witches. Finally, the potions were ready. On Halloween night, Matilda sprinkled the potions all over herself. Instantly, her fur turned a deep, eerie purple, and her tusks transformed into long, twisted horns. She looked like a majestic mammoth witch, ready to cast spells and create magic. With a twirl of her trunk, Matilda conjured up a broomstick made of the strongest tree branches. She hopped on the broomstick and started flying through the forest, cackling with delight. As she flew, her magical powers amplified, causing the trees to sway and the animals to scurry away in fear. Matilda spotted her friends gathered in a clearing, wearing their own Halloween costumes. As she descended from the sky, they gasped in awe at her magnificent transformation. The other animals quickly recognized that Matilda was no ordinary mammoth - she was a Halloween witch! They spent the rest of the night playing games and telling spooky stories around a bonfire. Matilda performed impressive magic tricks, causing sparks to fly and objects to levitate. Her friends were amazed by her incredible powers and couldn't believe their eyes. As the night came to an end, Matilda bid her friends farewell and flew back to her cozy cave in the forest. She slowly removed the remnants of her magical potion, returning to her usual mammoth form. Although she was no longer a witch, the memories of that Halloween night would forever remain in her heart. From that day forward, Matilda became known as the Mammoth Halloween Witch. Every year, as October rolled around, she would transform once again, continuing to spread joy, wonder, and a little bit of fright to the creatures of the forest. And so, the legend of the Mammoth Halloween Witch lived on, enchanting all who heard the tale of Matilda, the fearless and magical mammoth..

Reviews for "Mammoth Halloween Witch Legends and Folklore: Fact or Fiction?"

1. Samantha - 1/5 stars - I was really disappointed with the Mammoth Halloween Witch. The storyline was predictable and the characters lacked depth. The jokes and humor fell flat, and I found myself not being entertained at all. The illustrations were also not very impressive and felt amateurish. Overall, this book did not meet my expectations and I would not recommend it.

2. Benjamin - 2/5 stars - While the concept of a Mammoth Halloween Witch sounds exciting, the execution in this book was lacking. The plot was confusing and hard to follow, and the characters were not well-developed. I also found the writing style to be mediocre and the pacing to be off. The illustrations were the only redeeming factor, but even they couldn't salvage the overall disappointing reading experience.

3. Emma - 3/5 stars - Mammoth Halloween Witch had an interesting premise, but it failed to deliver a captivating story. The plot felt disjointed and rushed, making it difficult to fully engage with the book. Additionally, the characters lacked depth and I found it hard to care about their journey. While the illustrations were beautifully done, they couldn't compensate for the book's overall shortcomings. I was left feeling underwhelmed and would not recommend this book to others.

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