Is it an infringement to make your own hamburger, I want to make my own hamburger but I don t know w

Making a burger is not infringing, making a burger to sell is infringement, change the name of what you make, don't call it a hamburger.

Then again, if you could get McDonald's to sue you, you'd already be in the news, and a lawsuit could indirectly promote your product.

That's a great idea!

Think about it, don't you, friend??

It doesn't matter if you make it yourself, but if you take it out and sell it, you have to be careful.

A small workshop is not considered an infringement, but even if it is not infringing, someone will come to you if it is bigger.

In fact, nine out of ten Chinese companies have more or less infringement problems, as long as the interests are not too big and offend others, basically no one will come to you for trouble.

Does that depend on what you do? If it's made to eat by yourself, it doesn't count, if it's profitable, it's counted, but it doesn't matter, as long as others don't register

No, as long as you don't steal someone else's brand.

No, come up with a name for your burger.

Of course not.

Hamburgers are actually foods like steamed buns and flower rolls.

Is it an infringement for you to make your own bread? Do you make your own fried chicken thighs? It doesn't count! If you make it is McDonald's nag, it will be infringing, but if you do it yourself, it will not be!

For the practice of food, there is no right not to let others imitate, otherwise even if you fry a dish yourself, you have to calculate the patent fee for others, and everyone in the world will apply for a patent for the practice of food cooking. \

As long as the name is not repeated, it must be OK!

As far as I know, in fact, Senbao and COFCO are good!

Generally, the larger burger restaurants use Senbao small snacks and select the food.

The taste is about the same, hee hee so these don't make much difference,

What is junk food:

Junk food refers to food that only provides some calories and no other nutrients, or food that provides more than the body needs and becomes a superfluous ingredient.

The top ten junk foods announced by the World Health Organization include: fried foods, pickled foods, processed meat foods (jerky, meat floss, sausages, ham, etc.), biscuit foods (excluding low-temperature baking and graham crackers), soft drinks and cola beverages, convenience foods (mainly referring to instant noodles and puffed foods), canned foods (including fish, meat and fruits), canned plum and preserved fruits, frozen desserts (ice cream, popsicles, ice cream, etc.), and barbecue foods.

My personal definition of junk food :

Toxic (fried, boiled, grilled), does not provide any nutrients (ordinary jelly), hehe including those that do not like to eat.

Hamburgers are junk food, no matter who makes them.

I did it myself, the cost is more expensive than the one I bought, and the two burgers in Tex are only 13 yuan, and the freshly made burgers sold in the supermarket taste good

Hollyland has bread for making hamburgers, buy three bags for a 20% discount, generally add some lettuce, tomato sauce, salad and chicken, it is best to buy ready-made fried chicken, you also have to buy ingredients, and the ingredients are fried by yourself

You can buy these materials in supermarkets if you want to sell them, just listen to the opinions of the netizens above

I know that this area of Jingyang Street outside the road is all selling food processing things.

I think I can almost have it. Come and ask.

KFC uses the embryo of rice flags! Generally rice flags and good have always been there!

The use of the published works of others not for the purpose of profit is not considered infringement.

In addition, when using other people's songs, you should sign the original author, and you must not publish other people's works in your own name.

At any time, you may not publicly use the works of others that have not been published and are still within the copyright protection period.

Pickling is very simple, you buy these things yourself, the estimated amount is too small, people don't sell, I have marinated meat, but it's too far to send it, hehe, buy some marinades on the Internet and marinate at home to play.

Did you know chicken tenders? Buy some chicken tenders at the meat market and fry them first, and if they don't feel dry, you can make them a little tender, just as tender as KFC's Orleans Chicken Burger.

There will be semi-finished goods stores near the vegetable market in the city, and there should be one inside.

It's not an infringement, I've seen people selling spicy chicken thigh burgers in other places.

If it is infringed, then the burgers on the street cannot be sold, because the burgers are nothing more than bread and chicken nuggets.

As long as you don't use the name "KFC Spicy Chicken Leg Burger".

The name of the food is not infringing.

Only the signboard of your store is considered infringing.

You can hit the sign of *** spicy chicken leg burger.

Don't hit the KFC spicy chicken thigh burger.

Take a look at the KFC Spicy Chicken Leg Burger on the box.

Next to these words, is there a circle in which an R or a circle says a trademark or TM or something?

If you don't have anything, then you haven't registered, and you can use it however you like.

It doesn't matter, as long as you change your name.

It doesn't count until you don't play a similar brand, the full name of the best hamburger, slightly changed to the bottom, is the best,

Oh, no, because you don't use it for commercial profit, most of the contracts don't allow it to be used for commercial profit, and we are not afraid if you look for you, because we eat it ourselves and don't sell it outside, or he doesn't have a patent right, it doesn't matter if he doesn't sell it, thank you for giving points.

It shouldn't matter if you change your name!

You're in the wrong place

The supermarket has a special bun for hamburgers, then go home and buy a box of canned Merlin luncheon meat, spread an egg, cut the luncheon meat into slices and fry it slightly, then cut a few tomatoes, wash a lettuce leaf, sandwich it into the bread, put some salad dressing, and it's done.

I've been working part-time for more than a month, and it's okay to make a side meal, but not a main meal.

Jack up! It's still very good! My buddy is training in **, and it still feels very good.