There are two possibilities - either he's one of the health police trying to "draw attention" to this terrible crime against nutrition, or he's some fat boob that a lawyer has talked into doing this, in the name of drawing attention to same.

Either way, he's good for a few minutes of laughing and pointing.

I wonder how he's gonna feel after Mott's whips his ass in court, and he gets assessed Mott's legal fees?

You can read more about Yoohoo here: http://www.drinkyoo-hoo.com/products/default.aspx

I don't see any claim about being "milk based".

News flash! Eating a whole jar of marshmallow cream will make you fat! And this just in... drinking alcohol causes drunkenness! Who knew?

I'm surprised there is a drink called Yoo-Hoo. I'd never heard of it before, which I suppose should make Dr Eades and others pleased. It would be nice if our nation had law suite reform.

Well I can testify that Yoo-Hoo and a couple of Tasty-Kakes are fantastic for suppressing the munchies from other intoxicants.

At least that was my experience from about 20 + years ago.

This reminds me of something I saw a few years ago about the Weight Watchers points diet. I think it was on Rosie O'Donnell's show, actually. Cool Whip was a "free" item on the diet, so some women were eating entire tubs at a time and writing to Weight Watchers asking why they were gaining weight. A serving of Cool Whip is two tablespoons, which is twenty-five calories and two grams of fat. A regular-size container is eight ounces. There are about 25 servings in that container, which would be 625 calories and 50 grams of fat.

People can be so stupid.

I looked up Yoo-Hoo and it says right on the website that it's a soft drink. This guy is pure stupidity!

Cool whip says 'edible oil'. Seriously... how can one sue over their inability to read?

Exactly, Kendra. I wonder how many people actually stop to question what the whipped topping is made of if it's non-dairy. I'd rather have whipped cream. In fact, I just did a bit earlier. A little heavy cream and a few pinches of sugar, served on top of three fresh strawberries dipped in a bit of homemade ganache. Better and more satisfying than Cool Whip, I'd wager, and it's all real food.

I loathe Cool Whip, but I love whipped cream so much that I make it at home, myself -- much better when it's not adulterated with sugar and preservatives. Mmmmmm. (Almost as good? Sweet cream ice cream.) And yes, YooHoo is offputting -- but regular milk laced with just the right amount of Hershey's Syrup and stirred? Mmmmmm.

I'm sorry, we were talking about frivolous law suits? I wonder if Mott's accepts contributions...