Glasgow is still in disagreement over Jaffa Cakes after Nicola Sturgeon re-ignited the debate last month.

A graffiti by a Glasgow pedestrian bridge weighing in on the decades-long debate has been shared on social media. 

Labelled "the political issue that splits", the graffiti references the First Minister's recent comment that Jaffa Cakes are biscuits. 

The graffiti reads: "Sturgeon lied. Jaffa Cakes aren't biscuits."

The topic was brought up during a coronavirus briefing when Nicola Sturgeon said: "In my humble opinion, a Jaffa Cake is definitely a biscuit.

"That's probably one of the more controversial things I've said, and a brief attempt at humour in an otherwise difficult time."

But legally the graffiti-maker is right, after the treats were the subject of a VAT tribunal in 1991.

During this, McVitie’s successfully defended their classification as cakes.  

One social media user wrote: "The clue is in the fact they start soft and go hard when left to go stale."

Where do you stand on the debate?