New Flavour Jaffa Cakes

[Musicman]

Big news for Jaffa Cakes fans as McVities announce brand new flavour

 

[errant]

Big news for Jaffa Cakes fans as McVities announce brand new flavour

don't they come out every Halloween? seen them in asda before...

 

[Helmerroids]

Aldi’s Jaffas are much better IMO

 

[Tomma]

Fun fact - the ‘orange’ ones are apricot.

 

[West_Winger]

They’re copying Marks and Sparks.

 

[FishburnMackem]

As a wise Uruguayan once said... Increyable.

 

[silas80]

don't they come out every Halloween? seen them in asda before...

Aye, Lemon and Slime

They've removed the S and called it brand new

 

[Le Chuck]

Other companies have been doing different flavours for years. M&S do a cranberry one anarl

 

[errant]

Fun fact - the ‘orange’ ones are apricot.

is that right or fake news?

 

[SeahamMackem]

Cadbury’s dark chocolate Jaffa cakes are the best by far

 

[Geronimo]

They've done them before.

Nowt new

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[AlpineExile]

Been doing them in different flavours for ages over here anarl:

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[AlpineExile]

Does this qualify or is it cheating?

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[Deleted User 11453]

Are they biscuits or cakes?

 

[The Snockerty Friddle]

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[Nookie Bear]

is that right or fake news?

Right , apricot pulp , tangerine oil added to give them the Jaffa taste

 

[EDGE]

Are they biscuits or cakes?

VATable.

 

[Paddy O'Dors]

Are they biscuits or cakes?

Biscuits. Which is French for cooked twice.

The biscuit test: Leave on the table for a couple of hours. If goes soft, it's a biscuit. If it goes hard, it's a cake.

 

[stephen cartwright]

As a fat git, I'm not really keen on Jaffa cakes. However I will seek these out for research purposes

 

[Le Chuck]

Biscuits. Which is French for cooked twice.

The biscuit test: Leave on the table for a couple of hours. If goes soft, it's a biscuit. If it goes hard, it's a cake.

That would make them a cake.

Also you dont pay VAT on them, so HMRC class then as cakes