Didn't Pringles also argue that they were cakes? There was also a case in Australia, where they was a court case over some fancy Italian crackers/bread, as to

Didn't Pringles also argue that they were cakes? There was also a case in Australia, where they was a court case over some fancy Italian crackers/bread, as to whether they were crackers or bread. They had exactly the same ingredients as bread (probably not in the same proportions though), yet a slightly different process. [0] This is why in New Zealand GST (goods and services tax) is a blanket tax on all goods and services provided in New Zealand. It's not worth the cost and overhead to start making rules and exceptions as to what consists a cake or bread. http://www.smh.com.au/national/fair-crack-of-the-biscuit-is-this-mini-ciabatte-a-bread-20100101-llrx.html http://www.smh.com.au/national/fair-crack-of-the-biscuit-is-...