You've been eating Jaffa Cakes wrong - McVitie's shares right way to do it
dailystar.co.ukchocolate cap covering orange jelly - but did you now there are hundreds of ways to eat them?According to research commissioned by Jaffa Cakes, there are 520 unique ways in which people eat the scrumptious treat.The debate about how is the 'correct' way to eat the a Jaffa Cake can go on forever, but luckily McVitie's has set the record straight.And it turns out we've all been eating them wrong, according to the creators of the treat.McVitie's has confirmed the chocolate side is actually the bottom of the Jaffa Cakes.A social media user called Mark took to Twitter to settle the debate.
He asked: "@McVities please settle a dispute for us... Is the chocolate on a Jaffa cake officially on the tom or bottom? #WeNeedToKnow"The official McVitie's account replied: "Hi Mark, our Jaffa Cakes go through a reservoir of chocolate in production, so the chocolate is technically on the bottom!
Thanks, McVitie's".It turns out that the way you eat a Jaffa Cake says a lot about your personality.Behavioural psychologist and dating expert Jo Hemmings delved into how people eat the snack and what this shows you about their personality.According the study commissioned by Jaffa Cakes, the most popular way of eating it is in two halves (52%), or as some might say, Half Moon.
It was followed by one bite (26%), also known as Total Eclipse.Brits are obviously quite passionate about what they deem as the "correct" way to eat Jaffa Cakes, with two-thirds (69%) claiming they are right.Jo Hemmings explained: "Jaffa Cakes are a unique eating experience and everyone has their own way of enjoying them."You might prefer to nibble all the chocolate off before eating the sponge or go straight in for the centre.
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