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Jaffa Cakes
Jaffa Cakes are not widely sold here. I read so much about them I thought I would get some from ebay. I thought they were chocolate. Then I read they were choclate and orange - which I might not like. Then I read there was going to be a mostly chocolate version of Jaffa Cakes but those articles were from 2012. I haven't seen them sold on ebay yet. Were they ever made and sold in UK?
Milk chocolate Jaffa Cakes could be released as Britain craves a sweeter taste http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...ter-taste.html |
I think they were sold for a while. You can get off-brand milk chocolate jaffa cakes in pound shops etc. A bit different but still tasty! They're not mostly chocolate, it's still chocolate and orange but instead of dark chocolate on the top they used milk.
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People are so greedy. What's wrong with Jaffa Cakes the way they are??? Amateurs. :P
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Thanks - I've seen some other McVities items I might like more (not a big orange fan!). I might like the "chocolatey chuckle" of "Penguins" - the "buttery swagger" of "Boasters" - the "oaty rough and tumble" of "Hobnobs" or the "tingly tickle" of "Ginger Nuts" Then again it is the "zesty mischief" of "Jaffa Cakes" that capitvated my interest ![]() ![]() |
Boasters are such posh biscuits that your mam only ever let you have one of whereas you could have 2 hobnobs or gingernuts.
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Boasters are so posh I'd never heard of them :p
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What about "Digestives" and their "chocolately snuggle"? I have no idea what a digestive is, or if I would want a "chocolatey snuggle" from one! ![]() |
digestives are plain biscuits supposedly nearish a graham cracker. the ones your on about are half coated in chocolate and are scrummy
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Thanks. I was reading a "digestive" was thought to help digestion due their baking soda ingredient. I wonder if Pizza (calcium) can do the same things lol https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digestive_biscuit |
If you are going to have Hobnobs, they have to be the chocolate ones. They are a god among biscuits. Much more than simply a normal hobnob with a chocolate topping. Be warned though, you cannot only have the one.
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I got hooked onto Hobnobs when my friend moved to England and sent me a bunch. They sell them in a food store here (in the US) in the international section, but the prices are ridiculous so I usually just stare at them with a sulk.
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I strongly recommend you buy Jaffa cakes. So yummy! I also like chocolate digestives, but I tend to buy shop's own brands which are just as good. Mmmmmmmmmmmmm Jaffa cakes! |
Well that's weird. I don't like white or dark chocolate, only milk chocolate, yet jaffas are my favourite biscuit (yes I consider them biscuits) and I never knew or noticed they are dark chocolate...
I can't afford posh mcvities though. It's usually lidl or aldi brand. I can't remember what jaffas i had before those shops opened here. Tescos probably. |
Humm..I might like Hobnobs better because of the orange thing. I suppose I'll have to try Jaffa and Hobnobs. Am I wrong or is "Jaffa" also a popular pet name? Seems to me I recall a lot of cats namd Jaffa.
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Whoa - talk about McVitties Hobknobs - I mean Hobnobs - no I really mean Hob Knobs! (by McTities I assume lol)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=StDLCzW2eKw The sound of the "crack" at 1:20 shook me in my seat lol |
I got the Hobnobs and they were good (they didn't last long). They reminded me of a cross between "Graham Crackers" (US) and oatmeal cookies. Jaffas next..
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The chocolate hobnob ones are amazing
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Jaffa cakes are amazing, I have a friend who moved to England from Australia and she loved them, she's back in Australia now though, which is truly tragic for her biscuit eating habits. I really don't like hobnobs, chocolate digestives are so nice though, especially the ones with caramel in. |
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On another note, my shipment of Hobs came wrapped in bubble wrap/paper and they survived trip from UK intact. I expected to open package and see crumbs lol |
Hobnobs are perfect!
I like Rich Tea's as well. And dark chocolate digestives. And custard creams. And shortbread. And those malted milk biscuits with the cows on. Yesss. |
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