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In a rather humorous, but absurd article, a woman is suing Kraft Foods, Inc. because their Guacamole dip doesn’t contain enough avocados.

What is absurd is that Kraft responded and said, “We think customers understand that it isn’t made from avocado. All of the ingredients are listed on the label for consumers to reference.”

OK, so by Kraft’s logic, the customer should understand that the Kraft Guacamole dip isn’t made from avocados, even though avocados are the main ingredient in traditional guacamole. So should we also apply that logic to other Kraft products? How about cheese? Should the customer “understand” if the cheese is only cheese flavored and not made mostly from milk? What about peanuts? Should we understand that their nuts are only “nut flavored” and not made from actual nuts?

C’mon, Kraft! If you have guacamole dip, it should be made from avocados, not some rip-off recipe to make it taste like avocados.

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