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Shelly
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Are Jaffa Cakes, cakes? or biscuits?
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not sure but I bloody love um yum yum
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There was a VERY big court case about this... to do with VAT... they are officially cakes
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Hance the Cakes at the end
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Yes but that wasnt the reason y they were classed as cakes
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because they have a raising agent in?
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small cake. they are made from sponge FFS
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I eat around them and leave the jaffa bit till last, it's the best bit mmmmmmm Jaffa orange thing majiggy mmmmm
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quote:
Originally posted by vibrio
small cake. they are made from sponge FFS


thats why
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No, Jaffa Cakes are in fact, crackers...
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quote:
Originally posted by RobboSRi
There was a VERY big court case about this... to do with VAT... they are officially cakes


I studied this case when I was doing my exams. Dont quite see why cakes dont have VAT on them and biscuits do TBH.

The reason it was classified as a cake was because the way it went when it was left out in the air. They went all soft like a cake would and not hard like a biscuit would
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Yes, 2 so with the sponge innit... yeah i studied itr in corporate law
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Why wud they be called "Jaffa cakes " if they were biscuits. And biscuits are crunchy jaffa cakes are not
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Not this again!!
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Soz Trotty was bored so started reading posts and had to have my 2 pennies worth lol
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quote:
Originally posted by Melville

I studied this case when I was doing my exams. Dont quite see why cakes dont have VAT on them and biscuits do TBH.

The reason it was classified as a cake was because the way it went when it was left out in the air. They went all soft like a cake would and not hard like a biscuit would


Is it not the other way round?

Cakes go hard & biscuits go soft when left out.

I say they are cakes.
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They are cakes disguised as biscuits.

 
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