SarahApr 9, 2024
@Melissabeartrix
This made me chuckle
Show threadCaveDave
@Abmaltly @Melissabeartrix oh for fuck's sake, this is not true at all. It's a wafer, not a biscuit!
Apr 9, 2024 at 7:35amTusky
Show threadRichard WebbApr 9, 2024

@engravecavedave @Abmaltly @Melissabeartrix

We can agree it's not a cake.

Show threadMarcus Marcius MarcellusApr 9, 2024
@Fasgadh @Melissabeartrix @engravecavedave @Abmaltly I’m pretty sure that’s not RC but Anglican god-bothering regalia. So, if we are to believe Suzy Izzard, shouldn’t he be saying, “Jesus transformed into cake? … or death?”
Show threadPeterApr 9, 2024

@engravecavedave

I thought it was a cracker! They're not too bad with cheese and a nice red wine...

@Abmaltly @Melissabeartrix

Show threadNorman WilsonApr 9, 2024
@engravecavedave @Abmaltly @Melissabeartrix It's wafer-thin!
Show threadBen CurthoysApr 9, 2024

@engravecavedave @Abmaltly @Melissabeartrix https://www.gov.uk/hmrc-internal-manuals/vat-food/vfood6220

Ice cream wafers are accepted as biscuits for VAT purposes by HMRC and there's no higher authority than that.

VFOOD6220 - Excepted items: Confectionery: The borderline between confectionery and biscuits - HMRC internal manual - GOV.UK