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The company that makes Marshmallow Fluff brand marshmallow creme is suing
Williams-Sonoma over its use of the word "fluffernutter". A fluffernutter is a combination of marshmallow creme
and peanut butter and the "fluff " part of the trademarked name comes from the Marshmallow Fluff brand name.
Williams-Sonoma sells a marshmallow and peanut butter chocolate-covered candy under the same name. The products were
available over the 2005 Holiday season and do not seem to be in stores at the moment.
Fluffernutter suit against Williams-Sonoma
The company that makes Marshmallow Fluff brand marshmallow creme is suing
Williams-Sonoma over its use of the word "fluffernutter". A fluffernutter is a combination of marshmallow creme
and peanut butter and the "fluff " part of the trademarked name comes from the Marshmallow Fluff brand name.
Williams-Sonoma sells a marshmallow and peanut butter chocolate-covered candy under the same name. The products were
available over the 2005 Holiday season and do not seem to be in stores at the moment.
Filed Under: Business, Stores & Shopping, Ingredients
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3-13-2006 @12:16PM Harriet Gabay said... Talk about frivolous lawsuits - can they sue me everytime I use the word "fluff" in conversation???
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4-05-2006 @12:02PM Kelly said... It's not frivolous...it's blatant trademark infringement.
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