Lynny
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anyone else seen these or tried them??
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Katie
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No, i bet there well nice!
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Nath
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I have, not as nice as normal ones. Worth a try though.
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Lynny
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i was wrong, theyre berry blast
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Jake
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only good part of jaffa cakes is the cake part.
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Nath
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And them 
Either way i've tried the other flavour.
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Matt H
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Should they be VAT free?
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Lynny
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only got three left 
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stuartmitchell
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quote:
Originally posted by Matt H
Should they be VAT free?
I remember this debate, is it a biscuit or is it a cake 
I think it's a biscuit even though it's called a jaffa CAKE
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Lynny
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says on the box they are spone cakes  i also remember the debate
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stuartmitchell
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quote:
Originally posted by Lynny
says on the box they are spone cakes i also remember the debate
Split Westminster right down the middle, major issue 
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Robin
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are cakes VAT free then?
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Matt H
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quote:
Originally posted by robmarriott
are cakes VAT free then?
No, but biscuits are.
This was the big hoo har over Jaffa Cakes as the name suggests they're cakes but they are not much differant from a biscuit. Caused loads of bother at the time 
That means that they are 17.5% more expensive than they could be...
[Edited on 08-11-2005 by Matt H]
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Melville
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biscuits are zero rated and cakes are standard rated. If my memory serves, a jaffa cake hardens like a biscuit where as a cake just disintrigates (sp) when left for a period of time
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Dan. T
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Cadburys now do their own jaffa cakes
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