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Old 11-10-2015, 12:00 PM   #17
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Originally Posted by Cinisajoy View Post
And many people mistake copyright and trademark.
I could post a cheesecake recipe as long as I didn't use any brand names unless the brand name is the only one available.
Now if I used brand names, that would be violating trademark not copyright.
No, there's absolutely nothing wrong with using brand names in a recipe. The only thing you couldn't do is to sell your own products and use someone else's trademarked name to market them. Eg, you could publish a recipe book in which you use Philadelphia cheese in a recipe, but you couldn't call your recipe book "The Philadelphia Cheese Cookbook", because that would be trademark violation.
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