Jaffa Cakes: Cakes, or biscuits?
 

Yes, the old conundrum. Are those little discs of tangy chocolatey joy in you opinion, cakes or biscuits?

I personally support the cake argument. They're made of cakey sponge, the go hard when stale and they're called Jaffa Cakes.

So what do you think?

:burger:

Personally I've always classed them as cakes but in ASDA they put them in the biscuit section so I actually have no clue lol.

I always think of them as cakes too.

It went to court because choc-covered-biscuits pay vat, but choc-covered-cakes do not. The court ruled in mcvitie's favour, they are a cake. There are other bits on the biscuit aisle that are not biscuits such as fig rolls (pastry).

Cakes me thinks!

I think of them as biscuits, but it seems I'm in the minority!

Whatever they are, they are vile.

Biscuits go soft when stale, cakes go hard, Jaffa Cakes are indeed cakes.

Cakes!

Man, now I want jaffa cakes!

...and which aisle are they on at Tesco?

BISCUIT aisle!!!

Cakes, no question.

There should be a 'not quite biscuit, not quite cake but something inbetween' aisle.

I've never really noticed what an odd word 'aisle' is before

Cake.

LOL love that gif!

Pingu <3

I would say biscuit!

Just yummy, basically!

[And they do gluten free ones, yep.]