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well done high tower and i know somebody taller than you so go buy some salt!!

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In days of yore there was Max Jaffa. He was a musical fruit cake that took the biscuit. But - times they are a changing and oranges are naval, satsumas are sumo, clementines are 49ers. It's a weird life ain't it? Forks, Knives and Spoons (possibly) send Tongs their best wishes.

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ooohh, what a website. What kind of world do we live in where you're not only allowed, but positively encouraged, to use your time creating this sort of caper? It's all barmy if you ask me, and not in the uncomfortable heat kind of way. Cheers

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Its currently officially classified as a cake, although the government are looking to change this classification to a biscuit. This will result in it being changed to a different tax bracket (this is to do with the perishability of goods). Any change would mean an increase in the price of Jaffa Cakes. Therefore anyone who wants to see value for money in their snack needs to campaign for it to remain a cake. Visit the bbc website for more details on this issue.

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I riped out the cord but the phone kept on ringing. I stared at it in the gloom, lit only by the phone's screen. In the dream I answered it. I can't start the dream happening, but are the spiders already here sitting beside me. Is the ringing drowning out their screams?. Should I scream?

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Those that say it is a cake really 'take the biscuit'! As they are jaffa, there can be no seed of doubt that they are biscuits. I don't give a fig for other views, however rich they are. Reach a snap decision, don't be crackers and thoroughly digest the proposition that they are indeed biscuits. More tea vicar.....

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Nice looking site chaps and cracking CD! If I can quote an old Chinses proverb: " If music be the food of love, why don't rabbits play banjos" Listen and learn from the great masters

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It's all in the name. It's a Jaffa CAKE not a Jaffa biscuit. Also you're quite correct, cakes can have biscuit in them but not the other way around. There ain't no sponge in a hob-nob!

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I know technically you shouldn't sign your own guestbook but... Like most things in life it's a matter of sponge. A biscuit by definition cannot be made of sponge, yet a cake can be based on either sponge or biscuit. Life can be so unfair.

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Dear Antennas, Thought I would be the ball rolling on this one as you brought it up. Jaffa Cake is a cake not a biscuit as it doesn’t taste nice dunked in tea. That’s my argument anyway. Ali