Is a jaffa cake a biscuit or a cake?

Answer 1

Cake, according to the rest of the world, cookie as far as I am concerned.

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Answer 2

This was decided many years ago when Her Majesty's Customs and Excise took McVitie's to a British VAT tribunal.  Cakes are not taxable, but chocolate-coated biscuits are, and HMCE wanted some tax.  After hearing all the arguments, the learned judge ruled that it's a cake.

So it's official.  For tax purposes, Jaffa cakes are cakes.

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Answer 3

I would say a cake, but the argument goes on!

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Answer 4

cake. cake is soft biscuit snaps and is hard. easy

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Answer 5

Both............

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Answer 6

Jaffa Cakes are biscuit-sized cakes

It's a delicious structure consisting of sponge, chocolate and orange jelly. 

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Answer 7

It’s a cake.. the clue is in the name

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Answer 8

I believe that it was decided somewhere that it's a cake.

When a cake goes stale it becomes dry.

When a biscuit becomes stale it becomes moist and soft.

Jaffa cakes become dry.

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Answer 9

Well, it's not called Jaffa Biscuit, is it?

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Answer 10

Yes, it is.............

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