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Most cheese lovers can easily spot imitation - and especially for families, it's important to knowWhat we really eat. It's just one of the reasons for several reasons that a wife of Wisconsin has taken a major diet in court, calling them todeceive consumers with their ingredients for years.

Although research has shown that processed foods are a mediocre part of many child regimes - possibly even damage their bones anddelay-Millions of families store pizza pizza snacks. And while this nutrition shortage is a growing concern for many parents,This week, a Wisconsin woman calls the process of treatment. She tabled a legal action against Kraft Heinz, the company that has bagel bites, for "cheese fraud", according to theMilwaukee Journal-Sentinel. She argues that while bagel edges are stamped with the real dairy seal and shows a sentence likeNo artificial flavors,Casher dairy, andReal Mozzarella, Their cheese and sauce contain nothing true, but a lot of fake stuff.

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TheCase declares that "reasonable consumers understand that the pizza refers to a combination of pizza, sauce and wheat crust" and "in the context of a" pizza snack "where the crust is replaced by a bagel, consumers Always expect the other two elements-mozzarella sauce with cheese and tomato. "The argument also calls the ingredients of Bagel bites like the coagulation of enzymes and coloring, and says that" mozzarella ", the brand is not A real mozzarella at all.

Lawyers for Kraft Heinz responded, saying that the dairy product that bagel bites are a "cheese mix" that contain a quantity of real mozzarella ... but the applicant's case says that "no" mix "of cheeses, especially "real" mozzarella cheese, contains added starch. "

It will be interesting to see how this bagel bites that the trial background - especially because in the context of its argument, the applicant says that "multicultural agri-foods" such that Kraft Heinz hurt the dairy farmers of Wisconsin, an industry of 43 billion. dollars that "produce more than a quarter of all cheeses. In the United States. "In a state loving cheese like Wisconsin, these could be fighting words.

With the thrust for a healthier planet, perhaps more manufacturers will take note of their ingredients and parents will pay more attention to what is really in the food of our families. Start by catching up on the two major Mac brands and fromales thathave been called in prosecution for alleged toxins.

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