[Nablo.]

Last time I had some nutella I got attacked

[Lawrie]

this has to be the most bizzare topic EVER posted on this board!

lol



niether by the way

[a_girl_from_mars]

i can only eat chocolate spread from the jar.
And thanks for the spelling lessons

[Sam]

In total agreement with Katy. I hate chocolate spread on sandwiches but out of the jar its gorgeous!

[kendra k]

nutella and peanut butter is okay...

nutella and frsh fruit is fab!

[Jonny Hoare]

...with a side order of fries

you americans don't understand the word diet. the only one that did was karen carpenter

[kendra k]

i don't get it really. not all americans eat copious ammounts of food covered with grease and fat. true, we one of the most obese nations in the world, but it's not because i might say fresh fruit and nutella is good. in actuallity i eat like a rabit- mostly due to laziness. i just need to lay off the beer.

kiwis!! kiwis!! kiwis!!

[Gordon_the_Cromag]

the Jaffa Cake, is it a cake or a biscuit?

[Nablo.]

A biscuit

[Eddie]

I'd put money on it being a cake!

[Charmaine]

I'd say it's definitely a biscuit, just been given a stupid misleading name

[Chris]

They are Cakes.

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* This query has been dealt with by the UK VAT tribunal. The dispute arose because there is a difference between the VAT treatment of cakes and that of chocolate covered biscuits. The arguments about packaging, where you find them in the supermarket etc were all raised. McVities actually presented a Jaffa Cake which was one foot in diameter for the tribunal's consideration. The decision was based significantly upon what happens when Jaffa Cakes go stale - cakes become hard when they go stale, and biscuits become soft when they go stale. Jaffa Cakes become hard when they go stale - therefore they are cakes. Cases on VAT are full of this kind of fascinating analysis - like the case about about frozen yoghurt or the one about toasted bagels.

[Gaspode_The_Wonder_Dog]

sadly i learnt that stuff about tax in my degree.

[Jonny Hoare]

foot wide jaffa cake-hmmmmmmmm

[luvchild 2]

This is stupid, you lot are fighting whether or not jaffa cakes are cakes or biscuits! Its in the title "jaffa cakes!" xxcatxx

[Lawrie]

luvchild..shortbread isnt bread is it? now you dont see "jaffa cakes in the cakes department you see them in the biscuit department

[luvchild 2]

My theory doesnt realy work does it. Never mind! xxcatxx

[Lawrie]

a new debate....are cornish pasties...pies that have been flattened..i hate pies but love pasties..my mum thinks they are flat pies...so what are they?

[wannabe_mrs_moyles]

wooo jaffa cakes! the best way to eat them is to lick off all the chocolate and then peel the orange stuff off and suck it for ages and ages until it's gone and then shove all the bottom bit in and chew like mad. mmmm delectable.

[Lawrie]

i havent eaten choclate since i was about 5 years old i hate that stuff..i once still had easter eggs at christmas because i hated them

[luvchild 2]

I think a pasty is a kind of pie! Not sure tho. xxcatxx

[Jonny Hoare]

Bad Move, luv child.
As Moylesworld's offical pasty correspondent, i can tell you that although the pasty is pastry based like the pie, but pies tend to be encased in a non edible substance- be it a tin foil casing or indeed
Ingriedents for a proper cornish pasty:

Chuck steak, cubed not minced
Potato, cubed and par bolied
Swede, cubed and par boiled
Onion
Salt
Pepper


Short crust pastry, none of the fancy puff, galzed with egg and or butter

The only time the pasty is a pie is when it is a pasty pie- a pie casing with a pasty filling....


SO NOW YOU KNOW

[wannabe_mrs_moyles]

cheese and onion pasties are the bestest.

[kendra k]

i've only had one pasty is my life. it was from a "cornish" village in california and it made me sick. i was 8 though, and it was from a "cornish" village in california. so there you go!

[luvchild 2]

Not good on pie knoledge. xxcatxx