Froot Loops Contain no Fruit
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Similarly, the court found that the Cap’n Crunch packaging was not deceptive because it makes no claim “to be particularly nutritious or to be designed to meet the nutritional needs of toddlers or children….” The court further noted that it was not aware of any actual fruit referred to as a “Crunchberry,” and the packaging clearly depicted a Crunchberry as “round, crunchy, bright colored cereal balls.” Under these facts, the court concluded that a consumer was not likely to be deceived as a matter of law.




EDIT: I seem to vaguely remember a ruling that included the phrase "grape nuts contain neither grapes nor nuts." My guess is that judges intentionally try to get cases where they can write findings like this, just to shake up the day. - TJ