A term used by highly motivated and highly skilled process operators to describe the phenomenon of an excess of anti adhesive product applied to an oven band during the production of Jaffa cakes.
Oh my days these cakes are bad! At least we wonât get 53âs with these fried edges!
Weâve dumped 7 bins of fried edges, just canât get the cakes right.
These fried edges are massive! Theyâre like bloody dinner plates!
A term used by highly motivated and highly skilled process operators to describe a Jaffa cake that has ripped back tendencies, whilst sharing the same characteristics as a fried edge during the baking procedure.
My gosh, look at how bad these fried backs are!
How many times must I tell you?! Itâs not a ripped back, itâs a fried back!
These fried backs are causing chaos on the jam station!
Itâs possible that more OBR will make the fried backs worse.
A term used by highly motivated and highly skilled process operators to describe a Jaffa cake that has had its base layer ripped off during the baking process.
Oh for Christ sake, weâve only lasted an hour and we already have ripped backs!
We better do a re-con, the ripped backs are getting dumped by the jam.
If the ripped backs are good enough to come up, theyâre good enough to go down.