Traveling to new countries allows individuals to discover unique food souvenirs and snacks that are often unavailable in the U.S. This is an affordable way to experience local flavors. The differences in packaged foods between the U.K. and U.S. can be surprising, especially regarding the meanings of common snacks. Jaffa Cakes, a beloved British treat, combine chocolate, cake, and orange marmalade but have a legal classification determined through courtroom debate, solidifying their identity as cakes.
The snack is roughly the size and shape of a cookie rather than a cake, making them dangerously snackable since you can simply eat them by hand from the packet.
The debate over whether Jaffa Cakes are cakes or biscuits was settled once and for all in court in the 1990s, resulting in a long-standing legal distinction.
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