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Despite appearances, there's no IP in a recipe.
by esquivalience 9y ago
Despite appearances, there's no IP in a recipe.
- spodek 9y agoYou can keep it as a trade secret -- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trade_secret https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trade_secret. Let the potential buyer taste it without sharing the recipe, then negotiate the terms of sharing how to make it, plus your not disclosing it.
- eru 9y agoThough be careful, some people are crazy good at telling what's in some food just by taste and smell. (I know some. In a restaurant they can tell you exactly where the kitchen staff put in the extra work to do things 'properly', and where the chef took a shortcut.)
- esquivalience 9y agoYes, that's the other option. But secrecy is contractual, fragile (see other reply above) and only really protects you vis-a-vis the sampler, not the wider world.