When you order a "blueberry" donut, it is fair to hope that there are real blueberries in recipes. Sometimes, though, that is not the case and it is rubbing the wrong way to donut lovers.
In Chicago, Dawn has filed a class action suit against Donets' Customer Chain, claiming that the company's blueberry paste is confusing to some consumers because they do not have any blueberries.
The case filed in court in Northern Illinois District has been accused of violating the Illinois' Flees and Illegal Business Practice Act of Dalinn, because the objects like blueberry crank cake dinner contain only fake blueberries "which are similar to the actual blueberries due to their circle. Color. "Imitation Blueberries Indeed" Glossy Crystals "made of sugar, corn syrup, at Blue 1 dye color
But it should be noted, Chen Blueberry muffins have genuine blueberries. So real blueberry is available. Somewhere.
"Because of the blue color and round shape, the 'flavored crystals' and 'blueberry flavir bits' inspire tactically uncertain consumers inside and outside Blueberry products that contain real blueberries," the case indicates that these menu items are also available in blueberry pictures. Is advertised and labeled as a store, which delivers customs customers confusions.
The lead plaintiff complained that he was less baked for good (which he bought under just a dollar), he knows he was not fake Blueberry and is not the real thing. He wants to get $ 5 million in compensation, recovery and court fee.
This is not the first time that the Donut Chain has been sued on its fake fruit products.
In November, Christophe Cream faced a similar case when a customer complained about the lack of true blueberries or authentic maple syrup in their donuts and labeled the paste as false advertising. The case which was later dismissed voluntarily.
And this is not the first time that Dunkin 'Donuts is facing a similar suit, is. They were sued over the supposed stack's stack in their stack sandwich and the case was not used on real mot buttered them