McVities Jaffa Cakes Triple Pack 30 366g

Wonderful memories of my youth. Perfect gift for an American friend. Not too sweet, perfect match with Prosecco, apparently.

Delicious

I love to share some JaffaCakes. HOWEVER, this shipment was disappointing because all of the cookies were squashed and broken up. The box of product was inside a bubble-wrap baggy which shipped in a plastic padded mailer bag- no match for the shipping industry. Please ship these in a corrugated box.

These are the real deal. My approximation is good too. Uses only three things. Vanilla wafers, Orange marmalade, and hearseys dark chocolate bars. (1) cook marmalade down by about 1/4 then cool overnight so it becomes a thick jello texture. roll into slabs and cut to 1/2 inch by maybe 1/4 inch tinck squares or little cut rounds, I use a carrot cutter, Put the glob on the flat side of the vanilla wafer, warm up the hearshy's bars over boiling water in a bowl or pot then using a small spoon drop enough chocolate on the top of the orange stuff to cover the bottom of the product Try not to go over the edge. Put on rack or keep on the rack they were on and let cool. That's it. Not the real deal but not bad either, and you can use different chocolate and jelly flavour to spice things up. I like apple myself but we have used all citrus, most stone fruits and berries. And dark dark to white chocolate. The nice thing is that with the vanilla wafer you don't have to bake anything. They won't be like these though These remind me of England.

Personally I’m not crazy about the taste of chocolate and orange. However, I am probably in the minority. I know they are very popular in Britain.

I love Jaffa cakes and they aren't available in Colorado. Aldi carries a copycat that is very good, but there's no Aldi in Colorado either. So with great trepidation I ordered these that came all the way from England, concerned that they would not be fresh or well packaged, but happily they were in excellent condition and as delicious as I remembered them.

The pack is smaller than I remember

So good, so great. As seen on Britain's tv show How Do they Make That