Better than free Jaffa Cakes

geo555

Asda are selling off the McVites Lime and Blackcurrant Jaffa Cakes for 17p a pack. But if you buy 2 packs, you get 40p off, meaning you get paid 6p for every 2 packs.

coolio_2

Are they cakes though, or biscuits?

Discuss

Clasics

Who cares, they're FREE!!!! :beer: :j

smartie1976

Yum! I'll be paying a visit tonight then! Thanks!

pondie1

i got blackcurrant ones last week at 17p,but no reduction damn

Deedee73

Full moon, half a moon, total eclipse!!!

mmm jaffa.

If I buy 1000 packs, would that mean that I get £60??

coolio_2

Deedee73 wrote:

Full moon, half a moon, total eclipse!!!

mmm jaffa.

If I buy 1000 packs, would that mean that I get £60??

....and fat

killiegirl_2

coolio wrote:

Are they cakes though, or biscuits?

Discuss

From a legal point of view they're cakes!

(cakes go hard when you leave them out, biscuits go soft!)

Deedee73

LOL, that comment has my imagination doing overtime,
imagine, it's a cake, when hard,:p
a biscuit when soft!!!:p


mmm mmm mmmm

Anarchist

wrong,

They're legally classed as biscuits. They spent much effort convincing people of this because, cakes are a luxury food item and hence VAT chargeable, whereas for some reason biscuits are considered essentials and are not VAT chargeable.

gondo

From wikipedia

"Jaffa Cakes are classed as cakes for the purposes of taxation, but due to their size and high number per packaging, shops generally stock them within the biscuit section."