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Well, it's my debut message so nothing too heavy to start. The subject is this :-
Jaffa Cakes, what are they?
are they a cake, or are they a biscuit?
Their name implies cake, but you'll find them with the biscuits in your local supermarket.
Then again they are a little bit spongy, like a cake. There aren't many biscuits that are spongy.
But you can dunk a jaffa cake in your cuppa. You certainly can't dunk a cake in your tea.
Anyone else got any thought on this highly trivial point of debate?
Let me know
Jaffa Cakes, what are they?
are they a cake, or are they a biscuit?
Their name implies cake, but you'll find them with the biscuits in your local supermarket.
Then again they are a little bit spongy, like a cake. There aren't many biscuits that are spongy.
But you can dunk a jaffa cake in your cuppa. You certainly can't dunk a cake in your tea.
Anyone else got any thought on this highly trivial point of debate?
Let me know
Just call it a 'biscake' and it's sorted.
I think they are cakes, just quite small ones.
Imagine, if you will, a jaffa cake which is a foot in diameter. You certainnly couldn't call it a 'big biscuit'. It would be a cake. It has sponge, some jelly stuff, and a chocolate topping.
However, you most certainly could not serve a large slice of an oversize rich-tea biscuit as a dessert. It wouldn't work. The same goes for other biscuits.
It's a cake. I suggest you complain to your local supermarket.
Imagine, if you will, a jaffa cake which is a foot in diameter. You certainnly couldn't call it a 'big biscuit'. It would be a cake. It has sponge, some jelly stuff, and a chocolate topping.
However, you most certainly could not serve a large slice of an oversize rich-tea biscuit as a dessert. It wouldn't work. The same goes for other biscuits.
It's a cake. I suggest you complain to your local supermarket.
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I think that the Jaffa cake is neither cake or biscuit. A biscuit has crunch, jaffa cakes dont have that really. Cakes are usually pastry based treats, Jaffa cakes arent pastry tasting.
It is half and half really.
I think that the Jaffa cake is neither cake or biscuit. A biscuit has crunch, jaffa cakes dont have that really. Cakes are usually pastry based treats, Jaffa cakes arent pastry tasting.
It is half and half really.
Well, it's my debut message so nothing too heavy to start. The subject is this :-
Jaffa Cakes, what are they?
are they a cake, or are they a biscuit?
Their name implies cake, but you'll find them with the biscuits in your local supermarket.
Then again they are a little bit spongy, like a cake. There aren't many biscuits that are spongy.
But you can dunk a jaffa cake in your cuppa. You certainly can't dunk a cake in your tea.
Anyone else got any thought on this highly trivial point of debate?
Let me know
Jaffa Cakes, what are they?
are they a cake, or are they a biscuit?
Their name implies cake, but you'll find them with the biscuits in your local supermarket.
Then again they are a little bit spongy, like a cake. There aren't many biscuits that are spongy.
But you can dunk a jaffa cake in your cuppa. You certainly can't dunk a cake in your tea.
Anyone else got any thought on this highly trivial point of debate?
Let me know