A suit alleging Ferrara Candy Co. deceptively portrays Keebler Fudge Stripes-Fudge Mint cookies as made with real fudge was voluntarily dropped by a Colorado consumer, court filings show.
Despite front label images of fudge being dripped on a cookie, and the phrases “Fully Fudged–Fudge Mint,” and “Made With Real Keebler Fudge,” the cookies lack essential ingredients of real fudge, Jodi Cashman alleged in a proposed class action in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Illinois.
The complaint, filed in July, cited multiple current and historic recipes and dictionaries to support Cashman’s contention that fudge is made with ...
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