Pineapple Jaffa Cakes have hit supermarket shelves - would you try them?
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Is it a cake or is it a biscuit? Regardless, Mcvitie’s have launched a new limited edition Jaffa Cake flavour - and it’s pineapple.
The tropical treat accompanies the traditional orange version, as well as the formerly limited edition flavours - strawberry, and lemon and lime - which have now become permanent.
The new tropical Jaffa Cakes are available in packs of 10, and currently sold for £1 at Morrisons supermarkets and online.
While they look just like the original version, the classic orange-flavoured jelly filling is replaced with pineapple.
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Each biscuit-cake has only 46 calories, so they’re the perfect guilt-free treat.
A post on the Extreme Couponing and Bargains UK Facebook group revealed the discovery of the new Mcvitie’s addition.
Group member Joe wrote: “This is not a drill... NEW Pineapple Jaffa Cakes in Morrisons, Ormskirk.”
“Was unsure about these [at] first but after the first bite I've managed to demolish the whole pack... Let's just say they're pretty tasty 🤪”
Currently his post has received more than 1000 likes and comments, with fellow bargain hunters expressing both excitement and dismay about the new addition.
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One person said: ‘These sound disgusting.’
Another wrote: ‘Had them and they are gorgeous.
Someone else commented: ‘Jaffa cakes can ONLY be orange… or they wouldn’t be called Jaffa….. nope nope nope,’ one comment said.
The new tropical flavour is also available as a cake bar version at Tesco supermarkets and online.
The Jaffa Cake Pineapple Cake Bars come in a pack of five and originally cost £1.45, but are now on offer for the bargain price of £0.65.
