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Jamba Juice's "Non-Dairy Blend" Contains Milk, And They Hide Their Ingredie

consumerist.com — There's a book in Jamba Juice with the ingredients list for all their products, but when you flip to their non-dairy (but "dairy-esque) products, there's nothing. Cory Doctorow asked us, "AFAICT, this is illegal, and it's pretty dirty.

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  • DrewBlood, on 10/12/2007, -1/+3This is really reprehensible! I don't eat dairy for ethical reasons but there are a lot of people that get flat out sick from this crap. Jamba's definitely not getting a dime from me. I hope this gets publicized widely.

  • wonderchemist, on 10/12/2007, -0/+1Why not just test the product for lactose?

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