Originally posted by Patrick Thistle
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I bought the wife and myself one on Friday. Was just going to be the wife but they were buy one get one free.
the kids all got one big egg each, and 6 tiny eggs each that we used to do an egg hunt around the house yesterday morning.
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Originally posted by ad hoc View PostI am 100% sure that the oranges used in Jaffa Cakes (tm) are not all from Jaffa. If they are, I'll have to boycott them anyway
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Originally posted by hobbes View Post
No but the oranges are the seedless Jaffa variety. My point was that unless the banana ones can claim the same, OR that they come from Jaffa then they don't qualify.
But they haven't been marketed as Jaffa Cakes. They just say "Banana. Sponge cakes with jelly in white chocolate"
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Turns out that there actually is a variety of bananas called JAFFA
https://www.rahan.co.il/?page_id=196&lang=en
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'Jaffa Cake' isn't trademarked - manufacturers other than McVities can and do use the name, as in the cherry example overleaf.
Whether the name can be applied to any item following the template or is restricted to the original orange flavour jelly filled version seems to me a moot point. If you like things to be just so, for example always checking which sport the most famous athlete in the country plays if they are mentioned in your courtroom, then it is probably best to operate a strict orange only policy. Others, accustomed to the exhilarating and occasionally frightening world that we have lived in since the ban on Lady Chatterley's Lover was lifted, daringly choose to apply the term to variations upon the theme.
In other shocking misnaming news, these appear to contain no fried eggs whatsover:
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