What's the official Hexbear Party line on the Jaffa Cake "Cake or Biscuit" controversy?
What's the official Hexbear Party line on the Jaffa Cake "Cake or Biscuit" controversy?
I'm just doing a head count to see how many liberals we still have on this site.
The court was adjudicated by Mr Donald Potter QC, who found in favour of McVitie's and ruled that whilst Jaffa Cakes had characteristics of both cakes and biscuits, the product should be considered a cake and not a biscuit, meaning that VAT is not paid on Jaffa Cakes in the United Kingdom.[16][22][23]
In 2021, artificially intelligent binary classifiers "usually used in the field of astronomy" were trained on 92 traditional recipes of cakes and biscuits and determined Jaffa Cakes to be cakes.[25]
The slop machine and legal nerds says its a cake, thus its a biscuit.
36 0 ReplyIt can't be a biscuit. Biscuits look like this:
36 0 ReplyThat is clearly a scone of some kind.
18 0 ReplyShut up!
14 0 ReplyMaybe it is a scone, but this is definitely a biscuit:
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That's a scone
15 0 ReplyThis is disrespecting my Appalachia heritage and I won't stand for it!
17 0 ReplyHmmm... You're right. Actually, I think this is what a biscuit looks like:
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Wrong, only American crackers think like that. True British crackers know it's actually like the picture above.
14 0 Replyonly American crackers think like that
Oh yeah I much rather go with the British crackers, the OG racists.
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I agree as a proud Appalachian
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I loath the dutch, but i loath the english more, so cookie it is.
24 0 ReplyBut "koekje" means "little cake," so maybe it's both? 🤔
11 0 ReplyThe dutch are sinister. And duplicitous. See how they live both bove and below the sea? It is a hint at their nature.
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Boycott Israel
10 0 Replygeef me een klap papa
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Cookies and biscuits are the same thing you silly Americans
21 0 ReplySay that to my face over a plate of biscuits and gravy and see what happens
19 0 ReplyLET ME SEE YOU MAKE A BREAKFAST SANDWICH WITH A FUCKING SCONE YOU LIMEYS!!!
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I changed the title to the correct thing so now you look silly.
14 0 ReplySorry the fush and chups eater says what?
13 0 ReplyClassic American unable to get any country right
(You're thinking of New Zealand)
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the need to categorize like thus is core to the angloid physiognomy
17 0 ReplyJust like the Jelly is core to the Cake that is the Jaffa Cake. Thanks for agreeing with me Comrade.
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what if instead of jaffa cakes they were Jafar cakes and they were threatening to take over Agrabah
15 0 Replywhat if instead of jaffa cakes they were Jaffa! Kree! Hunt down the shol'va!
8 0 ReplyIndeed.
6 0 ReplySolidarity with the Free Jaffa Nation
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🎵Arabian nights🎵
🎵Like Arabian Days🎵
🎵More often than not, are hotter than hot🎵
🎵But not Jafar Cakes🎵
7 0 ReplyThe first time I heard an angloid talking about these weird cookies, I legit thought they were spelled "jaffer" because of their fucked up accent
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ACAB (Assigned Cake At Baking)
14 0 ReplyIf the only options are "cookie" and "biscuit" I'd say "cookie".Title changed, I guess it's "cake". Biscuits in burgerland are different, I would probably say "slop" or honestly "mass produced confection" if somebody asked me out of the blue to classify this.
11 1 ReplyPlease remove your rude and unnecessary comment that says I got the title wrong. I never got the title wrong and anyone who says otherwise is jealous of my skateboarding skills.
I'm asking the mods to put it the log that I am NOT mad but I am still reporting this comment for misinformation.
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This is a cookie. Why would you call this a cake. It's not like you're gonna cut slices out of it.
10 0 ReplyIs a small slice of cake a cookie because it's small?
Read theory nerd. Jaffa cake is a cake and you're a fraud in front of everyone.
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It's a very small and awful cake.
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8 0 Replybut do you condemn the terror attacks in Jaffa?
Anyway it's a fucking cake obviously
8 0 ReplyOf course, I hate everyone who attacks the primacy of the Jaffa cake in the processed snack world. We need a holy war against the kkkracka oreo cookie and its Masonic symbolism.
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cake. it's literally a sponge idk why this has ever been up for debate
8 0 ReplyA hotdog.
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Cake-style biscuit
5 0 ReplyTypical kkkracka middle of the road nonsense.
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It's a cake, it's in the name.
And if that isn't convincing enough, they go hard when stale, like cake. Biscuits go soft.
5 0 ReplyThe only acceptable "biscuit"
Everything else is anglo revisionism (except bikkies, you get a pass if you create a new word)
5 0 ReplyThat's almond bread, not a biscuit.
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It's nasty is what it is
4 0 ReplyI'm sorry that you were born with BadOpinion-itis but that doesn't mean you can post your bad opinion on the internet.
6 0 ReplyMaybe I should try one again, the last time I had one was like 10 years ago
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It's a cake. It's made of sponge. There is no debate. This has been ratified in court.
4 0 ReplyIt's a cookie. Cookies can have filling and cookies can have a glaze. Cake is something way more substantial, and biscuits are a special case of cookies.
4 0 ReplyIt's a burger
4 0 ReplyBurgerhead
3 0 ReplyFine, uhhh, it's a pasta!
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which is a sandwich
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I have never eaten a jaffa cake but will say biscuit to annoy the Americans who call something totally unrelated "biscuits"
4 0 Reply"This is all your fault Jaffar! We could have Jaffa cakes at a lower price without VAT if you only used less shortening in the batter."
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biscuit
But seriously desserts that can't decide between cake and cookie are gross. Disturbing texture
(Just want to throw this out in case it's unclear, death to Amerikkka)
4 0 ReplyThey are called "Delicje", duh. Stinky libs... Smh my head...
4 0 ReplyBiscake
3 0 ReplyThat's a kneecap
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