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Bet you all go home and eat them pink wafer things anyway-girls!
rest have risen above me said:I've just had a packed lunch from the mess and included was a "Wagon Wheel" why are they so small nowadays??????? I seem to remember that you couldnt eat a whole one as a kid. And if you were posh enough to be able to afford a 4 pack then that was it.. shopping over no room in the basket for anything else...DT_Xtremez_08:
TheHogwartsBEngO said:My treat when I used to come home from schoold was either a 'Trio' or a 'breakaway'.
rest have risen above me said:Obviously you're not listening at school....spelling....ther's no "d" in school.
What is it tonight then "trio or Breakaway"? DT_Xtremez_15:
The mess aren't doing bad with retro buiscuits though, yesterday was Blue Riband. (They've not been LEAN'd though and are as big as ever)
rest have risen above me said:Damn.... That'll teach me to check English....I couldn't work out how to get the accent over the E or I would have said Tooshay.
Surely it's a pint of Rainbow Sheep (according to certain Nursery schools) nowadays. Enjoy..DT_Xtremez_14:
budgie said:I know we're on the Cake/Biscuit debate, but you can get Jaffa CAKE bars now as well.DT_Xtremez_09:
I've never been to a Jaffa Cake/Biscuit (Still on the fence) Bar , are they any good? Do you get a decent class of totty in them?DT_Xtremez_15:
TheHogwartsBEngO said:Back on the thread....
The VATman wanted to class Jaffa cakes as biscuits as VAT is levvied on biscuits - they are a luxury item. Cakes are not subject to VAT as they are a food. McVities fought (and won) a court case in 1991 to prove that they are in fact a CAKE to prevent them being subject to VAT.
The case was won on the definition that when cakes go stale they go hard, whereas biscuits, when stale, go soft. Jaffa cakes go hard when stale.
They are cakes.
ahthangyou. DT_Xtremez_28:
(edited for accuracy of court case date)