McDonald’s has launched its ‘weirdest menu yet’, and it includes a brand new McFlurry flavour that’s causing quite the stir ...

The answer to the long-running and often controversial question of whether Jaffa Cakes are biscuits or cakes has been ...

McDonald’s has announced its new menu and one of the items launching today (July 30) is the Jaffa Cakes McFlurry.

'Most cakes will be sticky – as a result, the eating experience of the Jaffa Cake will be more similar to that of a traditional biscuit,' Dr Stevance said in her research paper.

A physicist has used the power of artificial intelligence (AI) to solve the age-old debate about whether Jaffa Cakes are biscuits or cakes. She says they're 'without a doubt cakes'.

They are delicious. Back in the '90s, a famous commercial for Jaffa Cake suggested that the proper way to eat the snack is to take a big bite right out of the middle, creating a half moon shape.

Jaffa Cakes also possess the same ingredients as a traditional sponge cake - egg, flour and sugar that’s been aerated. Jaffa Cakes therefore have a thin cake batter alongside the chocolate and ...

McVitie's have commissioned new research into their iconic Jaffa Cakes and the way they are eaten by Brits and they have confirmed there are a whopping 520 different ways to consume them ...

The company that makes Jaffa Cakes have revealed which side of the sweet treat is the top and which is the bottom - and it means we've been eating them wrong Comments News Courtney Pochin ...

As the experts of all things Jaffa Cake (and dunking) we tend to agree – the sponge base just isn't robust enough to hold up in a hot drink." So you dunk biscuits, but you don't dunk Jaffa Cakes.

McVitie’s has launched a limited-edition white chocolate version of its classic Jaffa Cakes. In an announcement on Thursday 28 April, the British biscuit maker said it had listened to “years ...

After each p Team Gigglemug will be giving away Jaffa Cakes to audience members in return for donations to the Edinburgh Food Project. Learn more here!