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over a year ago
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"A jaffa cake, I just like breaking all the rules
Nice is it a cake..... Or a biscuit who knows
The clue is in the name  "
Ah but I believe jaffa cakes are taxed as a biscuit not as a cake..... |
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"A jaffa cake, I just like breaking all the rules
Nice is it a cake..... Or a biscuit who knows
The clue is in the name
Ah but I believe jaffa cakes are taxed as a biscuit not as a cake..... "
Just researched as this is interesting. Following a 1991 VAT review they are now classed as cakes as chocolate biscuits (not plain biscuits) were subject to vat.
We learn something new everyday |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"A jaffa cake, I just like breaking all the rules
Nice is it a cake..... Or a biscuit who knows
The clue is in the name
Ah but I believe jaffa cakes are taxed as a biscuit not as a cake.....
Just researched as this is interesting. Following a 1991 VAT review they are now classed as cakes as chocolate biscuits (not plain biscuits) were subject to vat.
We learn something new everyday "
So technically they are a biscuit disguised as a cake for tax purpose |
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"Something that’s hard on the outside but soft inside.
Delicious once you get used to me
Nice answer, what kinda biscuit would that be.... "
No idea ... it’s probably not been made yet |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"A jaffa cake, I just like breaking all the rules
Nice is it a cake..... Or a biscuit who knows
The clue is in the name
Ah but I believe jaffa cakes are taxed as a biscuit not as a cake.....
Just researched as this is interesting. Following a 1991 VAT review they are now classed as cakes as chocolate biscuits (not plain biscuits) were subject to vat.
We learn something new everyday
So technically they are a biscuit disguised as a cake for tax purpose "
Or government has ruled they are a cake. Someone needs to challenge this in court so we have a final answer once and for all
Now I need to change my answer |
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"A jaffa cake, I just like breaking all the rules
Nice is it a cake..... Or a biscuit who knows
The clue is in the name
Ah but I believe jaffa cakes are taxed as a biscuit not as a cake.....
Just researched as this is interesting. Following a 1991 VAT review they are now classed as cakes as chocolate biscuits (not plain biscuits) were subject to vat.
We learn something new everyday
So technically they are a biscuit disguised as a cake for tax purpose "
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Something that’s hard on the outside but soft inside.
Delicious once you get used to me
Nice answer, what kinda biscuit would that be....
No idea ... it’s probably not been made yet "
Hard on the outside and soft in the middle sounds a bit like a custard cream. Or bourbon |
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"Something that’s hard on the outside but soft inside.
Delicious once you get used to me
Nice answer, what kinda biscuit would that be....
No idea ... it’s probably not been made yet
Hard on the outside and soft in the middle sounds a bit like a custard cream. Or bourbon "
Let’s say bourbon because I prefer them to custard creams |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Something that’s hard on the outside but soft inside.
Delicious once you get used to me
Nice answer, what kinda biscuit would that be....
No idea ... it’s probably not been made yet
Hard on the outside and soft in the middle sounds a bit like a custard cream. Or bourbon
Let’s say bourbon because I prefer them to custard creams "
Haha OK then |
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"A jaffa cake, I just like breaking all the rules
Nice is it a cake..... Or a biscuit who knows
The clue is in the name
Ah but I believe jaffa cakes are taxed as a biscuit not as a cake..... "
There even sold down the biscuit alse |
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I ask this question alot lol for me I'd be a choccy hobnob because I'm chunky, tasty, not the best looking biscuit but I don't fall apart after one dunk  |
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"Can’t remember what they were actually called but we used to call them ‘dead fly biscuits’ when we were kids. They are like me, a blast from the past. "
Just got in from work and googled dead fly biscuits. Garibaldi, that’s what they were, flat long slabs you could break a piece off with raisins in (hence dead flies), haven’t seen them in ages. |
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