First time I have ever heard of them, guess they don't sell them in the US, or maybe I just never heard of them to look for them.
Jaffa cakes are great... the only problem is they're a bit more-ish. I couldn't sit down and have 2 or 3 with my coffee - I'd have to finish the packet. Guess it's their citrussy soft melt-in-the-mouth magic.
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whoever came up with the concept of creating jaffa cakes, should be made a saint, they are just awesome.
The first thing I thought was "what the hell are Jaffa Cakes". But when I saw the picture of a packet, I remember eating them. The chocolate would melt in the New York climate and the jaffa cakes would stick together. They used to be available in the US. I believe that it had something to do with the high dollar at the end of the 80's. I don't know if they are still avilable? A case of henieken/becks was $12.99 and Benneton Stores were in every mall. Benneton stores are long gone and a case of henieken is $28.99
We are living on the other part of the world where the name Jaffa cake is not known. Any idea of sending me a pack of cake so that I will write a honest review
Haven't had jaffa cakes before they look good, but yeah short bread that has to be one of my favorite things.
If you read the wikipedia page on tim tams you'll find out that they have another great use to them aswell
I was addicted to it when i was in England . You cannot stop eating until the whole pack is over They are like cross between cakes and biscuits and orange in flavour .