Trigger said:I dont care what they are, they just taste so damn fine!
El Presidente said:
McVities barrister brought to the courtroom a giant Jaffa cake and asked that it be left overnight. A biscuit would normally go soggy under such circumstances, but a cake would go stale. Because the Jaffa cake went stale it was deemed to be a foodstuff, which attracts VAT at 0%, and allows them to be sold cheaper to the public.
Any further tax advice needed?
Curious Orange said:INSTRUCTIONS FOR EATING JAFFA CAKES:
1) Hold cake with thumb and forefinger at opposite sides of the circumference.
2) Nibble the chocolate away from the top of the cake, rotating the cake as necessary and taking care not to damage the orange centre.
3) Use tongue to prise the orange centre away from the sponge base, again taking care not to damage the orange. Carefully hold the orange centre while you quickly consume the sponge base. As an alternative you might let the sponge soak in your mouth until it melts away instead.
4) Quickly slurp the orange centre into your mouth and let it slowly melt on your tongue.
tinx said:I will not accept Jaffa cakes being refered to as biscuits. For a start they are stocked in the cake section of tescos and not the biscuit section.