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Not something I want to think about, Buttsie, thanks!

Very interesting subject matter, I will just add my tuppence worth here:
wasn?t there a case a few years back when one of the supermarkets or one of the rip off merchants had a go at trying to cash in on this by calling there very simlar goods ?jaffa cakes? and being told that this was a copyright issue, they could rip off the cakes but not use the name ...
plus seem to remember something about the name jaffa cakes being misleading, and they were not allowed to sell them in Europe as they were not actually cakes, or am I talking steve56 bollocks.

Think you're right, but I can't recall exactly when this was.

Forgot to mention the lubricant would be pulped Jaffa Cake

In..OUT...IN...OUT....Squelch...In....OUT

cheers
B...oZ

Please---I'll never be able to look Chanta in the face again. Or a Jaffa Cake, come to that.

Your fajitas? I thought they were Mexican.
Don't you want an electrified fence and a moat filled with alligators along your Southern border to keep all those foreigners?

Mart

A good submissive slave should never look his mistress in the face anyway
and theres always just plain Jaffas,infact in the golden age(the fifties) they used to role them down the aisle at the pictures so I've been told
causing merriment for all..small minds....

cheers
B....OZ

tangy tits.

A boring legal debate occured a few years ago about
whether they were a biscuit or a cake.

In UK cakes are VAT free, whereas biscuits are VAT rated.

I think the legal argument came down to whether the
chocolate was put on top of the base, or the base was
offered up to to chocolate.

The things lawyers have to argue about !.

Not sure I know (or care) about the outcome.

Guilbert