Is a jaffa cake a cake or a biscuits?!
Is a jaffa cake a cake or a biscuits?
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Jaffa cake is originally called Jaffa cakes, and it means Jaffa biscuits.
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I would have to say it is a cake. Since it is called a Jaffa cake.
It is called a cake, even tho' it is more like a bis....
its a cake....
if you leave a cake out for to long it will go dry
and if you leave a biscuit out too long it goes soggy
a jaffa cake goes dry so must be a cake no question
It can be either. I hve seen both Jaffa Cakes and Jaffa Biscuits, even Jaffa Icecream and Jaffa Slices! If its called Jaffa, it usually implies that its chocolate and oragne flavours together, like the chocolate covered with an orange flavoured candy shell that you can buy here in Australia,( and the UK I believe)
Jaffa Cakes are a popular type of snack sold under a number of different brands, the market leader being McVitie's (United Biscuits). In the United Kingdom, Jaffa Cakes are classed as cakes, even though they resemble biscuits. This was widely disputed, but they were eventually labelled as cakes as they go hard on prolonged exposure to air, like a cake.[1] The need to classify them one way or another was derived from the fact that in the UK there is no VAT on cakes. The name is derived from Jaffa oranges.
McVitie's produce Jaffa Cakes in two different sizes (regular and mini) and in a number of different packaging formats (box, tube, pod and flow wrap).