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Jaffa Cakes

Discussion in 'Seasoned Marijuana Users' started by Digit, Feb 16, 2003.

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Are they cakes, buiscuts, cookies?

  1. cakes

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  2. buiscuts

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  3. cookies

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  4. it's not really important. if they wanna call themselves cakes, let them call themselves cakes.

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  1. #1 Digit, Feb 16, 2003
    i hope this works, i've had difficulty posting polls for the past day.
     
  2. #2 RMJL, Feb 16, 2003
    Ok, Digit...I have never heard of a Jaffa Cake until your sweet little poll here and so I had to do a search on them and this was the first link listed:

    http://www.ananova.com/news/story/sm_612247.html?menu=news.quirkies


    Weird!!!


    So, then I did a little more reading through other links and I have determined that it's a biscuit.....a biscuit type cake thing that could be a cookie!!!!!




    On another note, I am devastated to hear that our resident Poll Master has had trouble posting polls. So devastated that I'd cry if it weren't for the Jaffa Cake thing that's so damn intriguing.
     
  3. #3 Digit, Feb 16, 2003
    hehe, glad i could inspire a little quest for knowledge.
     
  4. #4 IGotTheCottons, Feb 16, 2003
    what's a jaffa cake?
     
  5. #5 Digit, Feb 16, 2003
    thats what i'm trying to find out with this poll.

    a bit of hard sponge stuff with a small circle of jammy like jello stuff with a layer of chocolate over the top. i guess its a UK thing. There's gotta b an american equivalent.. it'll b a dif name probly.
     
  6. #6 Bud Head, Feb 16, 2003
    Sounds good enough to eat!

    Funnel cakes are the shit around here!

    Am I right RMJL!!!!!!!!
     
  7. #7 TheHempress, Feb 16, 2003
    funnel cakes are the food of the gods...especially with powdered sugar on top...o man...I think I need a funnel cake
     
  8. #8 IGotTheCottons, Feb 16, 2003
    ::drools all over keyboard::

    mmm... funnel cake...


    seaside heights has the best funnel cakes :D
     
  9. #9 RMJL, Feb 16, 2003
    Fairs and funnel cakes!!! Life doesn't get much better.


    You are SOOOOOO right, Bud Head!!!!
     
  10. #10 Bud Head, Feb 16, 2003
    There's some places around your town that make some of the best!

    I like the powder sugar and cinnamon!
     
  11. #11 Switch, Feb 16, 2003
    love that link RMJL- I especialy like the fact that that guy thought it was a good omen for the brazil england game which we lost HAHA- Right well the answer digit is simple- they're cakes. How many biscuits don't crunch? NONE THEY ALL DO THE TEXTURE OF THE ACTUAL BASE IS LIKE A CAKE HENCE THEY ARE CAKES- WITH CHOCOLATE AND A BIT OF ORANGE JAM IT'S A CHOCOLATEY ORANGE VICTORIA SPONGE!!!! GOD DAMN YOU MAN IS THERE NO END TO YOUR IGNORANCE!!! here endeth the lesson...
     
  12. #12 D9_THC, Feb 17, 2003
    Jaffa Cakes are mad munchy food :)

    I don't actually think you can get them in America :(
    But I live in London! Huzzah!
     
  13. #13 Digit, Feb 17, 2003

    understood.
     
  14. #14 heat_blitz, Feb 8, 2004
    Jaffa cakes are the best munchies ever. seems that only us brits have them then. mmmm jammy chocolate cake/biscuit type thing.
     
  15. #15 hailChickenWing, Feb 8, 2004
    I've debated this at length before and I've come to the conclusion that it is a cake. It's primarily made out of sponge, it's got to be a cake!

    I'd assume the main argument for it being a biscuit/cookie is the size and shape, but I find this to be irrelevant. A biscuit shaped like a slice of cake would still be a biscuit and vice versa.
     
  16. #16 dr_krapp, Feb 9, 2004
    well they're on a "sponge" base so i'd say small cakes
     

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