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But this wasn't margarine. It was butter. The package is labeled Kirkland Signature Butter.

• jvanderbot 2y ago
  Where precisely did I go wrong here? We know it's butter, but a consumer might not, therefore a "contains whatever" label is not totally unjustified. Once you accept that as a rule, you have to enforce it. You don't just enforce it where it's ambiguous, you enforce it on all brands.
• pessimizer 2y ago
  I could believe that "Signature Butter" could be a substance that wasn't butter. It would be dumb, but I wouldn't give you odds it didn't happen if someone claimed it did. So putting milk in the ingredient list at least confirms that yes, this is butter, not "butter."