The age old debate, this forum is the final battlefield. Discuss. If you dare.
I say its a biscuit, just because its called a cake doesnt meant it is one. It doesnt coming in individual wrapping and is the same size as a typical biscuit, it also has the low density of biscuit.
Is the Jaffa Cake a cake or a biscuit?
Created 17 years ago2006-05-08 13:20:41 UTC by
Jobabob
Created 17 years ago2006-05-08 13:20:41 UTC by
Jobabob
Posted 17 years ago2006-05-08 13:20:41 UTC
Post #179046
Posted 17 years ago2006-05-08 13:21:35 UTC
Post #179047
Jaffa Cakes are in a world of their own
Posted 17 years ago2006-05-08 13:22:45 UTC
Post #179048
they certainly are the most unique of teatime delicacies
Posted 17 years ago2006-05-08 13:26:23 UTC
Post #179049
a jafa minis - the ultimate playtime snack
Posted 17 years ago2006-05-08 13:26:26 UTC
Post #179050
A cake. It's soft, like a cake. Biscuits aren't soft unless they're stale.
Posted 17 years ago2006-05-08 13:39:52 UTC
Post #179053
COME TO TWHL! ALL OF LIFE'S QUESTIONS ANSWERED!
Posted 17 years ago2006-05-08 13:47:14 UTC
Post #179054
Biscuits are dry, Cake is Moist.
/culinary
/culinary
Posted 17 years ago2006-05-08 13:49:42 UTC
Post #179055
A cake. It's soft, like a cake. Biscuits aren't soft unless they're stale.What about cookies? Many of them are soft.
Posted 17 years ago2006-05-08 13:57:00 UTC
Post #179057
Ignore all cookies/cupcakes/scones..ect By biscuits he ment the hard ones. Like crackers.
Posted 17 years ago2006-05-08 14:08:43 UTC
Post #179058
Being an uneducated swede, I've never had them.
Posted 17 years ago2006-05-08 15:14:06 UTC
Post #179071
"...the tribunal concluded thatm while the productr had some of the chracteristics of biscuits or confectionery, it had sufficent cake characteristics to be a cake."
i also believe that a jaffa cake has above 12% moisture, therefore by many companies certified it to be a cake.
but then ask yourself this question:
Is the orange bit in the middle jelly or jam?"
....the debate continues....
i also believe that a jaffa cake has above 12% moisture, therefore by many companies certified it to be a cake.
but then ask yourself this question:
Is the orange bit in the middle jelly or jam?"
....the debate continues....
Posted 17 years ago2006-05-08 15:24:12 UTC
Post #179072
I've no idea what a jaffa cake is...........................So I vote for Biscuit ftw
Posted 17 years ago2006-05-08 15:27:01 UTC
Post #179073
WHAT!!! you dont know what... what... a, a, <<stutters>> jaffacake is?
google is your friend.
google is your friend.
Posted 17 years ago2006-05-08 15:40:35 UTC
Post #179074
Google is your enemy. It's a part of a world wide conspircy to turn a biscuit into a cake. 
Posted 17 years ago2006-05-08 16:04:15 UTC
Post #179078
the bit in the middle is marmalade, noob
Posted 17 years ago2006-05-08 16:08:25 UTC
Post #179080
Posted 17 years ago2006-05-08 16:14:12 UTC
Post #179082
Posted 17 years ago2006-05-08 16:16:25 UTC
Post #179083
Wow, apparently it's a British thing.
Posted 17 years ago2006-05-08 16:20:49 UTC
Post #179087
I have no freakin' clue what a jaffa cake is.
Posted 17 years ago2006-05-08 16:21:40 UTC
Post #179088
Most odd things are. 
Posted 17 years ago2006-05-08 16:22:58 UTC
Post #179089
That kinda looks like a thin Biskvi
Posted 17 years ago2006-05-08 16:33:43 UTC
Post #179090
Im going to go out on a limb here, and call it a pie.
EDIT: on second though, from my research, and the user testimonials it looks like an eclair. which is basically a pie.. maybe. I don't know.. In closing..... Crazy Brits.
EDIT: on second though, from my research, and the user testimonials it looks like an eclair. which is basically a pie.. maybe. I don't know.. In closing..... Crazy Brits.
Posted 17 years ago2006-05-08 16:44:41 UTC
Post #179093
its the best goddamn biscake ever made
Posted 17 years ago2006-05-08 16:50:18 UTC
Post #179099
Chicken: what's in that?
jobabob: roger that.
jobabob: roger that.
Posted 17 years ago2006-05-08 16:53:33 UTC
Post #179101
biscake! amazing!
and i agree.. followed very closely by a galaxy muffin
and i agree.. followed very closely by a galaxy muffin
Posted 17 years ago2006-05-08 16:59:29 UTC
Post #179104
You call that Food! Jesus! Think of All those E-Numbers and all that jaffa goodness!
Posted 17 years ago2006-05-08 17:05:30 UTC
Post #179105
It was decided in court by people much smarter than me that it was a cake, so I vote cake.
Now I want a a jaffacake, too bad i've never seen one on store shelves in my life
.
Now I want a a jaffacake, too bad i've never seen one on store shelves in my life
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Posted 17 years ago2006-05-08 17:06:52 UTC
Post #179106
Posted 17 years ago2006-05-08 17:12:33 UTC
Post #179108
Ummm the hunter, that image doesn't look at all tasty. yea, pretty sure thost are only in British Land, Kinda like Beef Jerky isn't made there, at least I don't think so.
Posted 17 years ago2006-05-08 17:16:54 UTC
Post #179110
We got Beef Jerky quite recently, I dont think us Brits liked it that much tho cause it hasnt been back on the shelves for a while now! I did like the stuff when we were over in the US, good stuff, that and the weather seem to be the only thing going for the place!
Posted 17 years ago2006-05-08 18:13:27 UTC
Post #179120
anything with Monosodium Glutamate in it tastes yummy
Posted 17 years ago2006-05-08 20:18:54 UTC
Post #179126
Looks more like a cookie than anything, but you say thats a sponge? Sponge = cake as far as I'm concerned.
Posted 17 years ago2006-05-08 21:46:46 UTC
Post #179130
Spongecake.
Posted 17 years ago2006-05-09 07:33:30 UTC
Post #179146
They're called jaffa-biscuits here soooo.. I vote for biscuit.
Posted 17 years ago2006-05-09 07:50:16 UTC
Post #179149
But they are also British, so they could be anything
Posted 17 years ago2006-05-09 07:58:09 UTC
Post #179151
Dustbunny, dont you live in the US.. We most assuredly have beef jerky here! Usually "Pemican" brand, or "Oh Boy" Oberto. I live in the woods, and have made my own jerky before.. it is a lot harder than it seems... so.. I kinda want some Jaffa Cake too. I think I'll settle for A table Talk Pie
Posted 17 years ago2006-05-09 10:26:32 UTC
Post #179157
Uh, the swedish biskvis (which I have had) are filled with butter-creme (what the hell is sm?rkr?m in english?)... yellow, gooey, sugary stuff.
Posted 17 years ago2006-05-09 11:23:23 UTC
Post #179163
treacle?
Posted 17 years ago2006-05-09 11:24:50 UTC
Post #179165
Manjuice?
Posted 17 years ago2006-05-09 11:25:56 UTC
Post #179166
Manjuice?
Posted 17 years ago2006-05-09 11:26:56 UTC
Post #179167
I know... I know... Sorry. I just couldn't resist! 
Posted 17 years ago2006-05-09 13:03:45 UTC
Post #179186
@ Hunter - Haha, good god, I highly doubt (and hope..) that it isn't treacle. That would just be revolting. ;D
Also I stand firmly on the side of it being a cake. It has cake in its name, it also it soft and spongey.
Also I stand firmly on the side of it being a cake. It has cake in its name, it also it soft and spongey.
Posted 17 years ago2006-05-09 13:32:41 UTC
Post #179189
Agreed. You're the man.
ZL: imagine that, but with... stiff marmalade in. Rather like thick orange jam, or thin jelly.
ZL: imagine that, but with... stiff marmalade in. Rather like thick orange jam, or thin jelly.
Posted 17 years ago2006-05-09 15:48:44 UTC
Post #179200
jobabob: roger that.Yar! Lets go Roger'ing everything in here!!
Posted 17 years ago2006-05-09 16:15:01 UTC
Post #179206
Agreed. You're the man.Yes. Yes I am.
Haha, I trust you get the reference, Alex. ;D
Posted 17 years ago2006-05-09 17:17:46 UTC
Post #179221
So what's a crumpet then? A biscuit or a cookie?
Posted 17 years ago2006-05-09 17:31:25 UTC
Post #179224
would you abort a jaffa cake if it would save hitlers life
Posted 17 years ago2006-05-10 21:16:29 UTC
Post #179398
? Abort a cake? Why would you want to save Hitler? I am deeply confused.......
Posted 17 years ago2006-06-05 08:06:00 UTC
Post #183861
Jaffa Cakes are cakes. It's been demonstrated in a court of law.
Posted 17 years ago2006-06-05 08:27:46 UTC
Post #183864
A crumpet is like a...spongy, thick pancake.
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