Truth in menu laws would prohibit which of the following practices?
A)Purchasing fresh-squeezed orange juice and having the menu read "Orange Juice."
B)Serving Oscar Meyer® hot dogs and listing the Oscar Meyer® brand name on the menu.
C)Purchasing rib eye steaks with the USDA grade of choice and having the printed menu read "Choice Rib Eye Steak."
D)Having the menu read "Roquefort Blue Cheese dressing" and purchasing Kraft® blue cheese dressing to serve.

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Truth in menu laws require that the menu accurately represents the actual products used in the dishes. In this scenario, serving Kraft® blue cheese dressing instead of Roquefort Blue Cheese dressing would be misrepresenting the product and could be considered deceptive to consumers. Therefore, option D would be prohibited by truth in menu laws. Options A, B, and C accurately represent the products used in the dishes and would not be prohibited.

Truth in Menu Laws Would Prohibit Which of the Following