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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

How would you describe a jaffacake?

They are in the biscuit Isle, but should they be moved to the cakes?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Oi

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"Oi "

Sowwie.... stole your thread

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"How would you describe a jaffacake?

They are in the biscuit Isle, but should they be moved to the cakes?

"

They are officially classified as cakes, under European law - McVities even took this to the European court to have them officially classified as cakes because you don't have to pay VAT on chocolate covered cakes, but you do on chocolate covered biscuits.

They should however, stay with the biscuits.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

They're absolutely a biscuit. You don't jam 20 cakes in a packet...

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Just to follow that up - what happens when a biscuit goes off? Yes, it softens.

And a cake hardens, right? So therefore the jaffacake is a cake.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"How would you describe a jaffacake?

They are in the biscuit Isle, but should they be moved to the cakes?

They are officially classified as cakes, under European law - McVities even took this to the European court to have them officially classified as cakes because you don't have to pay VAT on chocolate covered cakes, but you do on chocolate covered biscuits.

They should however, stay with the biscuits."

No one gives a damn about European court, BREXIT! Power to the people

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"How would you describe a jaffacake?

They are in the biscuit Isle, but should they be moved to the cakes?

They are officially classified as cakes, under European law - McVities even took this to the European court to have them officially classified as cakes because you don't have to pay VAT on chocolate covered cakes, but you do on chocolate covered biscuits.

They should however, stay with the biscuits.

No one gives a damn about European court, BREXIT! Power to the people "

Some of us didn't vote out though. Brexit my arse.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

In Ireland they are cakes due to the moisture content

It is sponge with some orange jelly topped with chocolate - clearly a cake

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"They're absolutely a biscuit. You don't jam 20 cakes in a packet..."

course you do..they're tiny. you wouldn't sell them individually now would you.

see..change the size of a thing and it confuses the fuck out of people

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"How would you describe a jaffacake?

They are in the biscuit Isle, but should they be moved to the cakes?

They are officially classified as cakes, under European law - McVities even took this to the European court to have them officially classified as cakes because you don't have to pay VAT on chocolate covered cakes, but you do on chocolate covered biscuits.

They should however, stay with the biscuits.

No one gives a damn about European court, BREXIT! Power to the people

Some of us didn't vote out though. Brexit my arse."

I did not even get to vote but still, it happened therefore any classification made under the European law becomes invalid. Jaffacakes are biscuits

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"How would you describe a jaffacake?

They are in the biscuit Isle, but should they be moved to the cakes?

They are officially classified as cakes, under European law - McVities even took this to the European court to have them officially classified as cakes because you don't have to pay VAT on chocolate covered cakes, but you do on chocolate covered biscuits.

They should however, stay with the biscuits.

No one gives a damn about European court, BREXIT! Power to the people

Some of us didn't vote out though. Brexit my arse.

I did not even get to vote but still, it happened therefore any classification made under the European law becomes invalid. Jaffacakes are biscuits "

We're still part of the EU, and will be for a long time yet. Cakes.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"In Ireland they are cakes due to the moisture content

It is sponge with some orange jelly topped with chocolate - clearly a cake"

they're a cake in Ireland because they're cakes

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"In Ireland they are cakes due to the moisture content

It is sponge with some orange jelly topped with chocolate - clearly a cake

they're a cake in Ireland because they're cakes "

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"How would you describe a jaffacake?

They are in the biscuit Isle, but should they be moved to the cakes?

They are officially classified as cakes, under European law - McVities even took this to the European court to have them officially classified as cakes because you don't have to pay VAT on chocolate covered cakes, but you do on chocolate covered biscuits.

They should however, stay with the biscuits.

No one gives a damn about European court, BREXIT! Power to the people

Some of us didn't vote out though. Brexit my arse.

I did not even get to vote but still, it happened therefore any classification made under the European law becomes invalid. Jaffacakes are biscuits

We're still part of the EU, and will be for a long time yet. Cakes."

From now on everytime I'm about to eat a Jaffacake, I'll whisper to it that it's just a biscuit and whether it wants it or not it's going in my stomach as a biscuit.

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"

From now on everytime I'm about to eat a Jaffacake, I'll whisper to it that it's just a biscuit and whether it wants it or not it's going in my stomach as a biscuit."

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Don't be hijack in a thread and turning it into a brexit one, there's plenty threads about brexit already. Here I'll hold the door open for you

CAKE! You can't dunk a Jaffa into a coffee and if you do then you're weird!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"How would you describe a jaffacake?

They are in the biscuit Isle, but should they be moved to the cakes?

They are officially classified as cakes, under European law - McVities even took this to the European court to have them officially classified as cakes because you don't have to pay VAT on chocolate covered cakes, but you do on chocolate covered biscuits.

They should however, stay with the biscuits.

No one gives a damn about European court, BREXIT! Power to the people

Some of us didn't vote out though. Brexit my arse.

I did not even get to vote but still, it happened therefore any classification made under the European law becomes invalid. Jaffacakes are biscuits

We're still part of the EU, and will be for a long time yet. Cakes.

From now on everytime I'm about to eat a Jaffacake, I'll whisper to it that it's just a biscuit and whether it wants it or not it's going in my stomach as a biscuit."

Do that 3 times and Angela Merkel appears behind you with a strap on

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Don't be hijack in a thread and turning it into a brexit one, there's plenty threads about brexit already. Here I'll hold the door open for you

CAKE! You can't dunk a Jaffa into a coffee and if you do then you're weird!"

Bravo, Madam, bravo!

I'm with this nice lady right here. CAKE!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

The clue is in the name.

Cake.

Or are they called Jaffabiscuits these days?

All I know is they are getting smaller. Soon they will be Ja'finkitsacakeorabutton.

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"Don't be hijack in a thread and turning it into a brexit one, there's plenty threads about brexit already. Here I'll hold the door open for you

CAKE! You can't dunk a Jaffa into a coffee and if you do then you're weird!"

Depends on how big the coffee cup is? mines a Sports Direct one... double the size of a normal cup.... not that I dunk jaffacakes though, they don't even get near a cup

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Don't be hijack in a thread and turning it into a brexit one, there's plenty threads about brexit already. Here I'll hold the door open for you

CAKE! You can't dunk a Jaffa into a coffee and if you do then you're weird!

Bravo, Madam, bravo!

I'm with this nice lady right here. CAKE!"

I got called "nice" and "lady" in the same sentence. Screenshot, printed, framed and rammed in friends faces saying "told you so"

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Don't be hijack in a thread and turning it into a brexit one, there's plenty threads about brexit already. Here I'll hold the door open for you

CAKE! You can't dunk a Jaffa into a coffee and if you do then you're weird!

Depends on how big the coffee cup is? mines a Sports Direct one... double the size of a normal cup.... not that I dunk jaffacakes though, they don't even get near a cup "

I'm to slow to drink out of them..last half is always cold :/

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Don't be hijack in a thread and turning it into a brexit one, there's plenty threads about brexit already. Here I'll hold the door open for you

CAKE! You can't dunk a Jaffa into a coffee and if you do then you're weird!

Bravo, Madam, bravo!

I'm with this nice lady right here. CAKE!

I got called "nice" and "lady" in the same sentence. Screenshot, printed, framed and rammed in friends faces saying "told you so" "

A lady would never ram anything into a persons face!

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"

I got called "nice" and "lady" in the same sentence. Screenshot, printed, framed and rammed in friends faces saying "told you so" "

How about a nice 'young' lady

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Don't be hijack in a thread and turning it into a brexit one, there's plenty threads about brexit already. Here I'll hold the door open for you

CAKE! You can't dunk a Jaffa into a coffee and if you do then you're weird!"

I don't drink coffee, but I did dip Jaffacakes in my tea

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


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I'm to slow to drink out of them..last half is always cold :/ "

Make it with full fat milk and add 7 sugars... it doesn't get time to get cold

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Don't be hijack in a thread and turning it into a brexit one, there's plenty threads about brexit already. Here I'll hold the door open for you

CAKE! You can't dunk a Jaffa into a coffee and if you do then you're weird!

I don't drink coffee, but I did dip Jaffacakes in my tea "

No! Just no! Let me get you a therapist

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

what about tea cakes, they've always been sitting quietly in the background with their biscuit base knowing they only got thru on the Jaffa Cake ruling...

xx

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Don't be hijack in a thread and turning it into a brexit one, there's plenty threads about brexit already. Here I'll hold the door open for you

CAKE! You can't dunk a Jaffa into a coffee and if you do then you're weird!

Bravo, Madam, bravo!

I'm with this nice lady right here. CAKE!

I got called "nice" and "lady" in the same sentence. Screenshot, printed, framed and rammed in friends faces saying "told you so"

A lady would never ram anything into a persons face!"

Damn it! I'll wave it then or send copies.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Don't be hijack in a thread and turning it into a brexit one, there's plenty threads about brexit already. Here I'll hold the door open for you

CAKE! You can't dunk a Jaffa into a coffee and if you do then you're weird!

Depends on how big the coffee cup is? mines a Sports Direct one... double the size of a normal cup.... not that I dunk jaffacakes though, they don't even get near a cup

I'm to slow to drink out of them..last half is always cold :/ "

Wuss, how can you give a valid opinion when you don't even drink your tea/coffee properly. I always use two mugs, 1 litre (Smoky Lapsang) and 0.5 litre (Grapefruit & Mango) mug.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"what about tea cakes, they've always been sitting quietly in the background with their biscuit base knowing they only got thru on the Jaffa Cake ruling...

xx"

Well you definitely aren't dipping them into a coffee!

Hmm but cake or biscuit... Biscuit with marshmallow on top, but in the cake section. Maybe they can swap places with the jaffacakes.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Don't be hijack in a thread and turning it into a brexit one, there's plenty threads about brexit already. Here I'll hold the door open for you

CAKE! You can't dunk a Jaffa into a coffee and if you do then you're weird!

Bravo, Madam, bravo!

I'm with this nice lady right here. CAKE!

I got called "nice" and "lady" in the same sentence. Screenshot, printed, framed and rammed in friends faces saying "told you so"

A lady would never ram anything into a persons face!

Damn it! I'll wave it then or send copies."

What are you waving in peoples faces? I've completely lost my mind since I looked at your profile, and associated bottom!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

The generic rule, in order to tell the difference, is to see the change in the item as it goes stale.

A biscuit will go from hard to soft, as it becomes stale. However, a cake will do the opposite and go from soft to hard, as it goes stale.

Jaffa cakes follow the latter.

Therefore, Jaffa Cakes are in fact cakes.

The clue is also in the name

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"The generic rule, in order to tell the difference, is to see the change in the item as it goes stale.

A biscuit will go from hard to soft, as it becomes stale. However, a cake will do the opposite and go from soft to hard, as it goes stale.

Jaffa cakes follow the latter.

Therefore, Jaffa Cakes are in fact cakes.

The clue is also in the name "

I already said all this at the top - keep up

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By *inky-MinxWoman
over a year ago

Grantham

This has been done before?

I don't know or care about the horrible things

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

spread a jaffacake with marmite..... 2 of the best flavours you can ever find

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Don't be hijack in a thread and turning it into a brexit one, there's plenty threads about brexit already. Here I'll hold the door open for you

CAKE! You can't dunk a Jaffa into a coffee and if you do then you're weird!

Depends on how big the coffee cup is? mines a Sports Direct one... double the size of a normal cup.... not that I dunk jaffacakes though, they don't even get near a cup

I'm to slow to drink out of them..last half is always cold :/

Wuss, how can you give a valid opinion when you don't even drink your tea/coffee properly. I always use two mugs, 1 litre (Smoky Lapsang) and 0.5 litre (Grapefruit & Mango) mug."

you can't say that then follow it up with things like lapwang shoe song or whatever! that ain't tea proper tea!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"The generic rule, in order to tell the difference, is to see the change in the item as it goes stale.

A biscuit will go from hard to soft, as it becomes stale. However, a cake will do the opposite and go from soft to hard, as it goes stale.

Jaffa cakes follow the latter.

Therefore, Jaffa Cakes are in fact cakes.

The clue is also in the name "

Your logic is flawed because you can buy family value Jaffacakes, they're hard when you first buy them but go soft after 1 or 2 days.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"The generic rule, in order to tell the difference, is to see the change in the item as it goes stale.

A biscuit will go from hard to soft, as it becomes stale. However, a cake will do the opposite and go from soft to hard, as it goes stale.

Jaffa cakes follow the latter.

Therefore, Jaffa Cakes are in fact cakes.

The clue is also in the name

I already said all this at the top - keep up "

Damn! This is why I shouldn't start at the bottom and work my way up.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"what about tea cakes, they've always been sitting quietly in the background with their biscuit base knowing they only got thru on the Jaffa Cake ruling...

xx

Well you definitely aren't dipping them into a coffee!

Hmm but cake or biscuit... Biscuit with marshmallow on top, but in the cake section. Maybe they can swap places with the jaffacakes."

Well they're both called cakes and both allowed to classed as cakes by law so happy to eat both either way ...

xx

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"spread a jaffacake with marmite..... 2 of the best flavours you can ever find

"

I'm going to say, no

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Don't be hijack in a thread and turning it into a brexit one, there's plenty threads about brexit already. Here I'll hold the door open for you

CAKE! You can't dunk a Jaffa into a coffee and if you do then you're weird!

Depends on how big the coffee cup is? mines a Sports Direct one... double the size of a normal cup.... not that I dunk jaffacakes though, they don't even get near a cup

I'm to slow to drink out of them..last half is always cold :/

Wuss, how can you give a valid opinion when you don't even drink your tea/coffee properly. I always use two mugs, 1 litre (Smoky Lapsang) and 0.5 litre (Grapefruit & Mango) mug.

you can't say that then follow it up with things like lapwang shoe song or whatever! that ain't tea proper tea! "

How dare you, you monster!

Go and enjoy your mediocre yorkshire tea while I enjoy my prime quality tea.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"spread a jaffacake with marmite..... 2 of the best flavours you can ever find

"

I don't mind marmite too much..but on a cake of Jaffa!?

jury's out on that one

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"spread a jaffacake with marmite..... 2 of the best flavours you can ever find

I'm going to say, no"

I'm going to agree.

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"spread a jaffacake with marmite..... 2 of the best flavours you can ever find

I don't mind marmite too much..but on a cake of Jaffa!?

jury's out on that one "

Don't knock it til you've tried it

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By *orwegian BlueMan
over a year ago

Iceland, but Aldi is closer..

Comes in.. Has a look round..

Has a giggle at the nice ladies comments.. Slowly backs back out and goes searching the biscuit barrel for a rogue jaffa cake..

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Don't be hijack in a thread and turning it into a brexit one, there's plenty threads about brexit already. Here I'll hold the door open for you

CAKE! You can't dunk a Jaffa into a coffee and if you do then you're weird!

Depends on how big the coffee cup is? mines a Sports Direct one... double the size of a normal cup.... not that I dunk jaffacakes though, they don't even get near a cup

I'm to slow to drink out of them..last half is always cold :/

Wuss, how can you give a valid opinion when you don't even drink your tea/coffee properly. I always use two mugs, 1 litre (Smoky Lapsang) and 0.5 litre (Grapefruit & Mango) mug.

you can't say that then follow it up with things like lapwang shoe song or whatever! that ain't tea proper tea!

How dare you, you monster!

Go and enjoy your mediocre yorkshire tea while I enjoy my prime quality tea."

Yorkshire tea!? no no no..that's just missed representation that is..there's no tea plantations in Yorkshire they just like to pretend they do

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Comes in.. Has a look round..

Has a giggle at the nice ladies comments.. Slowly backs back out and goes searching the biscuit barrel for a rogue jaffa cake.."

they'll go stale!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Bloody autocorrect...

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Comes in.. Has a look round..

Has a giggle at the nice ladies comments.. Slowly backs back out and goes searching the biscuit barrel for a rogue jaffa cake..

they'll go stale!"

And thus become......a jaffabiscuit.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Comes in.. Has a look round..

Has a giggle at the nice ladies comments.. Slowly backs back out and goes searching the biscuit barrel for a rogue jaffa cake..

they'll go stale!

And thus become......a jaffabiscuit."

You wouldn't eat them if they were stale, unless you were in the third world or poverty then maybe...

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"spread a jaffacake with marmite..... 2 of the best flavours you can ever find

I don't mind marmite too much..but on a cake of Jaffa!?

jury's out on that one

Don't knock it til you've tried it "

I wasn't knocking it...I'm just trying to get my head round it.

I have neither in the house so an experiment is out of the question right now

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Comes in.. Has a look round..

Has a giggle at the nice ladies comments.. Slowly backs back out and goes searching the biscuit barrel for a rogue jaffa cake..

they'll go stale!

And thus become......a jaffabiscuit.

You wouldn't eat them if they were stale, unless you were in the third world or poverty then maybe..."

You can still eat the smashing jaffa orangey bit

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Comes in.. Has a look round..

Has a giggle at the nice ladies comments.. Slowly backs back out and goes searching the biscuit barrel for a rogue jaffa cake..

they'll go stale!

And thus become......a jaffabiscuit.

You wouldn't eat them if they were stale, unless you were in the third world or poverty then maybe...

You can still eat the smashing jaffa orangey bit"

I'm actually concerned at your knowledge of stale jaffacakes. How does anyone have a pack for so long that they turn stale

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Comes in.. Has a look round..

Has a giggle at the nice ladies comments.. Slowly backs back out and goes searching the biscuit barrel for a rogue jaffa cake..

they'll go stale!

And thus become......a jaffabiscuit.

You wouldn't eat them if they were stale, unless you were in the third world or poverty then maybe...

You can still eat the smashing jaffa orangey bit

I'm actually concerned at your knowledge of stale jaffacakes. How does anyone have a pack for so long that they turn stale "

I'm in a poverty stricken third world country at time of writing.

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By *orwegian BlueMan
over a year ago

Iceland, but Aldi is closer..


"Comes in.. Has a look round..

Has a giggle at the nice ladies comments.. Slowly backs back out and goes searching the biscuit barrel for a rogue jaffa cake..

they'll go stale!

And thus become......a jaffabiscuit.

You wouldn't eat them if they were stale, unless you were in the third world or poverty then maybe..."

Does Norf of Watford class as the third world??

(ducks and quickly takes cover)

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Comes in.. Has a look round..

Has a giggle at the nice ladies comments.. Slowly backs back out and goes searching the biscuit barrel for a rogue jaffa cake..

they'll go stale!

And thus become......a jaffabiscuit.

You wouldn't eat them if they were stale, unless you were in the third world or poverty then maybe...

You can still eat the smashing jaffa orangey bit

I'm actually concerned at your knowledge of stale jaffacakes. How does anyone have a pack for so long that they turn stale "

Was just thinking how do you miss one?... pack opens, contents eaten, nothing to leave behind ...

xx

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Comes in.. Has a look round..

Has a giggle at the nice ladies comments.. Slowly backs back out and goes searching the biscuit barrel for a rogue jaffa cake..

they'll go stale!

And thus become......a jaffabiscuit.

You wouldn't eat them if they were stale, unless you were in the third world or poverty then maybe...

You can still eat the smashing jaffa orangey bit

I'm actually concerned at your knowledge of stale jaffacakes. How does anyone have a pack for so long that they turn stale

I'm in a poverty stricken third world country at time of writing."

With wifi or 3G/4G?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"spread a jaffacake with marmite..... 2 of the best flavours you can ever find

"

You

Sick

Sick

Sick

Sick

Sick

Sick

Sick

Sick

Sick

Sick

Sick

Sick

Sick

Sick

Weirdo/fucker/bastard/alien/fartpipedillerupper (take your pick)

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"spread a jaffacake with marmite..... 2 of the best flavours you can ever find

You

Sick

Sick

Sick

Sick

Sick

Sick

Sick

Sick

Sick

Sick

Sick

Sick

Sick

Sick

Weirdo/fucker/bastard/alien/fartpipedillerupper (take your pick)

"

Any one of those... I get called things like that regular

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Comes in.. Has a look round..

Has a giggle at the nice ladies comments.. Slowly backs back out and goes searching the biscuit barrel for a rogue jaffa cake..

they'll go stale!

And thus become......a jaffabiscuit.

You wouldn't eat them if they were stale, unless you were in the third world or poverty then maybe...

You can still eat the smashing jaffa orangey bit

I'm actually concerned at your knowledge of stale jaffacakes. How does anyone have a pack for so long that they turn stale

I'm in a poverty stricken third world country at time of writing.

With wifi or 3G/4G?"

I'm sending these messages with the power of my mind.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"spread a jaffacake with marmite..... 2 of the best flavours you can ever find

You

(take your pick)

Any one of those... I get called things like that regular "

I think its terrible you should put up with such abuse, there are lots of couples, single females and males who like it and enjoy being themselves, theres even a few club nights that cater for it and no one would dare abuse you like that for going... Each to their own we say and dont let others make you feel bad for doing what you want...

xx

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Any one of those... I get called things like that regular

I think its terrible you should put up with such abuse, there are lots of couples, single females and males who like it and enjoy being themselves, theres even a few club nights that cater for it and no one would dare abuse you like that for going... Each to their own we say and dont let others make you feel bad for doing what you want...

xx"

Some of us are openly weird.... its like having black pepper on EVERYTHING.... something else that I love

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Any one of those... I get called things like that regular

I think its terrible you should put up with such abuse, there are lots of couples, single females and males who like it and enjoy being themselves, theres even a few club nights that cater for it and no one would dare abuse you like that for going... Each to their own we say and dont let others make you feel bad for doing what you want...

xx

Some of us are openly weird.... its like having black pepper on EVERYTHING.... something else that I love

"

Over freshly griddles pancakes, grilled bacon and maple syrup

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Over freshly griddles pancakes, grilled bacon and maple syrup "

Sounds yummy!

Going to sleep now, thinking of bacon and maple syrup.

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Some of us are openly weird.... its like having black pepper on EVERYTHING.... something else that I love

Over freshly griddles pancakes, grilled bacon and maple syrup "

Had that Sunday for brunch ...

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