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If the recipe is hidden, yes. It's probably illegal too, as in many jurisdiction the public, or at least a health/food regulatory body should know the process
by coldtea 1y ago
If the recipe is hidden, yes.
It's probably illegal too, as in many jurisdiction the public, or at least a health/food regulatory body should know the process and ingredients.
Take into account allergens, and on top of a matter of public knowledge and health, it can also be a matter of life and death.
- theshrike79 1y agoList of ingredients does not a recipe make. It's like saying "Linux uses C" and now you instantly can copy Linux =)
- coldtea 1y ago> List of ingredients does not a recipe make. It does however play a hugely important role in a recipe, in a way than the choice of language doesn't play in a program (especially considering turing completeness). So the analogy is broken. Besides nobody made the point that list of ingredients makes a recipe. Just that it's important to know the list of ingredients for a food you're gonna eat, and that it's even illegal to not disclose them (either to the public or a regulatory body) if you sell food.
- lcnPylGDnU4H9OF 1y ago> List of ingredients does not a recipe make. Apologies if the parent comment was edited after you wrote yours but a "process and ingredients" does a recipe make.