Claim That "100% Real Chocolate" Can't Include "Soy Lecithin and Natural Flavors" "Is Half-Baked, and Is 100% Dismissed"

This is a judicial opinion dismissing a false-advertising claim, presented with the court's reasoning rather than adversarial framing. The article centers the court's statutory and regulatory interpretation (FDA definitions, dictionary sources, MIT research), adopts the judge's skeptical tone toward the plaintiff's claims ("half-baked," "theory comes out of thin air"), and emphasizes consumer reasonableness standards that favor the defendant.

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• This article does not address whether Nestle's marketing claims have faced criticism from consumer advocates or food industry watchdogs outside the courtroom.
• This article does not discuss the broader context of class-action consumer litigation over food labeling or similar cases.