Lots of products are displaying disclaimers warning people of the products' contents. Sometimes this makes sense. A Milky Way bar, for example, might be made in the same factory as a Snickers, and therefore contain traces of pressed peanut sweepings, so it's only logical to note the possibility on the wrapper.
They're starting to go a little overboard, though. For example, this morning I noticed that Karen had bought a new kind of dentifrice: Colgate Herbal White toothpaste. One would think that, with "herbal" in the name, they wouldn't have to put Contains herbal ingredients on the tube; if you don't happen to notice the 24-point type proclaiming HERBAL on the front, what good is a six-point warning going to do on the back?
However, even that isn't as ridiculous as the Baskin-Robbins we stopped at a couple of months ago. Printed on the label of every ice-cream flavor was the warning: Contains dairy products. It's ice cream! What kind of moron doesn't know that ice cream is a dairy product?
(Well, okay, there was this one person I knew who insisted that she was deathly allergic to all forms of dairy — into which category she also included mayonnaise — but that didn't stop her from eating ice cream, putting cream in her coffee, eating cookies and cakes made with butter...)