? McDonald’s and many other brand leaders have been accused of deceiving consumers. The ingredient list of their products hints at the presence of vanilla, but in fact they are not using natural vanilla flavor, but a vanilla-flavored industrial synthetic flavor. ?

Ice cream, with its creamy texture and smooth texture, is a snack that many people cannot give up. Nutritionists remind you to follow the following criteria when choosing ice cream. It is healthier to eat ice cream: choose small packages, as the sugar content of large portions (250 grams) exceeds the daily intake of free sugars recommended by the WHO (25 grams/day); try to choose solid colors , reduce the intake of pigments; do not eat on an empty stomach or with other irritating foods to avoid causing gastrointestinal discomfort; look at the nutritional label and try to choose low-calorie products. ?

The so-called well-known refers to a concept that is understood by ordinary people within their thinking and cognitive abilities. Fish-flavored shredded pork, husband and wife's lung slices are traditional Sichuan dishes, wife cakes, and Goubuli are folk snacks. There are reasons why the words fish, husband and wife, wife, dog, etc. are cited. The concepts of the names all represent the extended meaning of the part of speech, that is, the noun is omitted. , the smell of fish, the lung slices made by the couple, and the steamed buns made by the dog. It is in line with the common sense understanding of the concept by ordinary people. Vanilla ice cream, according to common sense, is "vanilla flavor", and should not be made by a pastry chef named "vanilla", nor should it deliberately confuse the concept and deceive consumers when it has nothing to do with vanilla. I’ve seen a lot of friends making fun of the fact that there’s no wife in their wife’s cake. It’s quite interesting. In fact, this case is relatively well-known in the eastern United States. It is not a particularly strange lawsuit, at least it is more normal than the previous lawsuit involving Family Bucket. The core of the problem is not whether vanilla ice cream contains vanilla, but how to distinguish food ingredients and food flavor. Simply put, vanilla ice cream should contain vanilla, while vanilla flavored ice cream may not. If a vanilla-flavored food that does not contain vanilla implies or expressly states that it contains vanilla, it can be regarded as false advertising, and in principle consumers can make a claim based on this. Although this matter may seem ridiculous when it comes to ice cream, in fact, it is just a small example among the many lawsuits regarding flavored foods. It would not be difficult to understand if you switch to other flavors, such as beef-flavored sausage without beef at all. In theory, these are not things that can be easily confused. As for whether this matter is considered as having too many things for consumers, I really can’t comment, because doing this is not completely bad for the consumer environment, and I think Americans generally have too many things, and this person may have too many things. So obvious.

Although this matter may seem ridiculous when it comes to ice cream, in fact, it is just a small example among the many lawsuits regarding flavored foods. It would not be difficult to understand if you switch to other flavors, such as beef-flavored sausage without beef at all. In theory, these are not things that can be easily confused. As for whether this matter is regarded as too many things for consumers, I really can’t comment, because doing this is not completely bad for the consumer environment, and I think Americans generally have too many things, and this person may have too many things. So obvious. When we listen to merchants' promotions, we must ask clearly. If the reply is different from what is advertised, there is a discrepancy, but there is no deception. If you don't ask clearly, the merchant will succeed by skirting around, but on the contrary, you will feel cheated. McDonald's said that people don't care about its ingredients, only its taste. If so, why was he prosecuted? It shows that the publicity work was not done well. ?

? McDonald's vanilla ice cream does not contain vanilla. It is true that McDonald's can be sued, but whether it can win the lawsuit is another matter. However, there is no husband and wife in the Husband and Wife Fei Pie, and there is no wife in the Wife Cake, so you cannot sue. Because they are already well-known foods, there is no problem of fraud. The key is who to sue? You can't just find restaurants on the street and sue them one by one.

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