Today I was putting caramel flavored almond milk creamer in my coffee. This is the first time I’ve had anything resembling cream in my coffe since I cut out eating dairy. (Side note: it’s delicious.)
On the side of the small bottle it reads “Not to be used as infant formula.” What? Is that an actual warning? All I could think of was the McDonald’s lawsuit over the hot coffee... being hot. From what Google tells me, it was an almost 3 million dollar settlement. This, however, was brought on by a woman spilling on and burning herself. Why does my cream need to warn me not to use as infant formula? If I put two and two together, it appears that someone must have tried to use it as infant formula. I decided not to Google that. While we’re at it, though, don’t use coffee as infant formula either. You’ve been warned.
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Susan Dillon
3/28/2018 04:24:26 pm
It's scary how dumb people are. You know someone did that.
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