Originally Posted by itsy bitsy:
“My little granddaughter has a dairy allergy so can't eat McVitie's Jaffa Cakes but can some of the supermarket own brand ones ( which just so happen to be dairy free). These include Sainsbury's variety which she loves.
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I am surprised, but they are produced in a factory that handles milk products, so you got to be careful that way. a warning on the package says so
Not suitable for customers with allergy to milk due to the manufacturing methods.
A friend of mine daughter can't eat anything with wheat in, so she have buy stuff which is over the top in price and Jaffa cakes for her cost about £1.80 for a small box and even that can have traces of milk in.
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“My daughter, her auntie, being a lifelong McVitie's Jaffa Cake lover, thought she'd try one recently just to see what they were like and immediately announced she thought them as good as, if not better than, McVitie's. Believe me, that is praise indeed!
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they are nice, also the basic ones are not bad, if you are short on cash.
Jaffa cakes are also not that bad for you if you don't go over the top, the problem is once i started eating them, I can't stop.