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Absolutely. The Jaffa Cake potentially lives to see another day.

The humble digestive biscuit is a solid contender

Absolutely!

Such a final will be avoided if the rules and structure keeps ahead.

Unfortunately Mc Vities argued against the biscuit claim: Jaffa Cakes, made by McVitie’s, were first produced in 1927 and are made with a tangy orange jam, sandwiched between a layer of dark chocolate and a light sponge base. McVitie’s described the well-known treat as a cake; however, this led...

The Twix is also labeled up as a biscuit

Tesco labels them as biscuits. So, they will be allowed into the competition

It's more of a general consensus I'm trying to cover the approach with. The humble Jaffa Cake has been generally outted as a cake, whereas the Twix seems to be a lot more divided and more people favour as a biscuit (in comparison to the Jaffa Cake)

Richard seems to think a Twix is a biscuit Twix therefore will be allowed entry into the competition

Half way through the vote and Rules option is winning 13-7 Not an absolutely commanding lead but it's a fair one. The Jaffa Cake is on the ropes at the moment, will it fight back into contention before the end of the poll...

Please note, free for all will unleash the possibility of the Jaffa Cake being allowed entry into the WBBWC. (Assuming it gets nominated and seconded) Along with all other assortments of options such as boxes of biscuits. Vote wisely as this determines the World Cup of Biscuits.