Jaffa Cakes: Which Way is Up?

The age-old debate about whether Jaffa Cakes are cakes or biscuits has taken a new twist, with the revelation that we’ve all been eating them upside down! According to McVitie and Price, the company behind Jaffa Cakes, the chocolate part is actually the bottom. This bombshell has left fans utterly astonished, with many questioning how they could have been so wrong all these years. The revelation emerged when a curious individual named David reached out to the official Jaffa Cake page to settle the debate once and for all. The response he received confirmed that the chocolate is indeed on the bottom, as the Jaffa Cakes go through a reservoir of chocolate during production. David’s reaction was one of disbelief, and he was not alone in his astonishment. Many others expressed their shock and confusion, with some even questioning whether they had always thought the chocolate was the bottom anyway.

Cadbury Discontinues Iconic Dairy Milk Mint Bar

Cadbury has discontinued its Dairy Milk Mint bar, much to the disappointment of loyal fans. The mint-flavored treat has been removed from supermarket shelves with no plans to return, as confirmed by Cadbury’s official Twitter account. Cadbury instead recommends trying its Mint Crisp bar as a substitute, but fans of the original Dairy Milk Mint bar express their dismay online. One fan fondly recalls the delightful combination of smooth chocolate and refreshing mint, while others criticize the Mint Crisp as not being a suitable replacement. Despite the mixed reactions, Cadbury maintains a commitment to adapting its product range based on evolving consumer preferences.

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