Judge says case presents ‘deceptively complex question about the reasonable expectations’ of those that purchase such a flavor
Imagine you are at the ice-cream shop, an array of colorful flavors lie before you in a glass case. A flavor calls to you, its label reads “pistachio”.
After your purchase, you look online at the ice-cream shop’s website. Turns out, the pistachio ice-cream had no pistachios in it. Instead, it had “pistachio flavoring”, made up of “water, ethanol, propylene, glycol, natural & artificial flavor, yellow 5 [and] blue 1”.
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