But, in 2022, what looks like a mozzarella stick might not actually be a mozzarella stick.

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TGI Fridays released a frozen version of the snack sticks with the words “mozzarella sticks” written largely on the front. They were purchased by an Illinois woman in January 2021 under the assumption that a product labelled “mozzarella sticks” would, in fact, contain mozzarella. But as Amy Joseph later found it, the sticks were made of cheddar and did not actually contain any mozzarella. 

Joseph filed a lawsuit against both TGI Fridays and its parent company, Inventure Foods, claiming that the packaging is misleading and that the companies violated the Illinois Consumer Fraud and Deceptive Trade Practices Act. 

A Chicago federal judge has now determined that the class action lawsuit can go ahead against Inventure Foods. The case has been dropped against TGI Fridays, however, with the judge arguing that the restaurant chain did not make the product themselves. 

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Mozzarella Sticks

Everyone loves to come to a party with mozzarella sticks on the table with hot marinara sauce to boot. But if you want an easy way to cheat this recipe, just use wonton wrappers!

All you have to do is lay them out, spray some water onto the edges, so it’ll stick, and place a mozzarella cheese stick on the diagonal and start rolling it up. Fold in the sides once you’re halfway through, and then continue rolling. Fry them in oil until they get golden brown and crispy, and serve with hot marinara sauce!

Crab Rangoon

This recipe is seriously to die for. All you do is combine flaked crab meat, cream cheese, garlic, green onions, Worcestershire sauce, and soy sauce together. Stuff the wonton wrappers and fold them with your fingers to make a crease, and then bake them for 12-15 minutes in a 425 F oven!

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But, in 2022, what looks like a mozzarella stick might not actually be a mozzarella stick.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by TGI Fridays (@tgifridays)

TGI Fridays released a frozen version of the snack sticks with the words “mozzarella sticks” written largely on the front. They were purchased by an Illinois woman in January 2021 under the assumption that a product labelled “mozzarella sticks” would, in fact, contain mozzarella. But as Amy Joseph later found it, the sticks were made of cheddar and did not actually contain any mozzarella. 

Joseph filed a lawsuit against both TGI Fridays and its parent company, Inventure Foods, claiming that the packaging is misleading and that the companies violated the Illinois Consumer Fraud and Deceptive Trade Practices Act. 

A Chicago federal judge has now determined that the class action lawsuit can go ahead against Inventure Foods. The case has been dropped against TGI Fridays, however, with the judge arguing that the restaurant chain did not make the product themselves. 

The post TGI Fridays Mozzarella Sticks are in Trouble appeared first on falafelandcaviar.com.

Mozzarella Sticks

Everyone loves to come to a party with mozzarella sticks on the table with hot marinara sauce to boot. But if you want an easy way to cheat this recipe, just use wonton wrappers!

All you have to do is lay them out, spray some water onto the edges, so it’ll stick, and place a mozzarella cheese stick on the diagonal and start rolling it up. Fold in the sides once you’re halfway through, and then continue rolling. Fry them in oil until they get golden brown and crispy, and serve with hot marinara sauce!

Crab Rangoon

This recipe is seriously to die for. All you do is combine flaked crab meat, cream cheese, garlic, green onions, Worcestershire sauce, and soy sauce together. Stuff the wonton wrappers and fold them with your fingers to make a crease, and then bake them for 12-15 minutes in a 425 F oven!

The post Use Wonton Wrappers for More Than Just Soup! appeared first on falafelandcaviar.com.