We're going to start limiting what McDonalds can do to control quality of product because the tech community thinks it knows better?
Dairy is not a product to play loose with the rules on.
The franchise owner may have a contract with McD or Taylor in which they agreed not to make certain repairs, but I’m pretty sure they do not, because otherwise Taylor wouldn’t need to lean on the DMCA to argue that certain repair tools are illegal.
Q: Why don't you call your 'shakes,' 'milkshakes'?
A: Great question. Our shakes contain milk from our reduced-fat soft serve, which makes them thick and creamy. Dairy regulations actually vary from state to state on what can officially be called a 'milkshake.' We like to keep it simple and refer to them strictly as 'shakes.'
(Note they say "reduced-fat soft serve" and not "ice cream")
If we're going to dunk on corporations can we do it for legitimate reasons?
-- https://www.mcdonalds.com/us/en-us/product/vanilla-cone.html...