Md. Code, Health - General § 21-801
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§21–801.
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(a) In this subtitle the following words have the meanings indicated.
(b) “Frozen dessert” means:
(1) Ice cream and frozen custard;
(2) Ice milk;
(3) Mellorine;
(4) Sherbet;
(5) Water ice;
(6) Goat milk ice cream and goat milk frozen custard;
(7) Goat milk ice milk;
(8) Quiescently frozen confection;
(9) Quiescently frozen dairy confection; or
(10) (i) Any frozen food product that is similar in appearance, odor, or taste to any of the products listed in this subsection;
(ii) Any frozen food product that is prepared or frozen in the same way as any of the products listed in this subsection; or
(iii) The mix that is used in any of the products listed in this subsection.
(c) “License” means a license issued by the Secretary to manufacture in this State a frozen dessert or a mix for a frozen dessert.
(b) “Frozen dessert” means:
(1) Ice cream and frozen custard;
(2) Ice milk;
(3) Mellorine;
(4) Sherbet;
(5) Water ice;
(6) Goat milk ice cream and goat milk frozen custard;
(7) Goat milk ice milk;
(8) Quiescently frozen confection;
(9) Quiescently frozen dairy confection; or
(10) (i) Any frozen food product that is similar in appearance, odor, or taste to any of the products listed in this subsection;
(ii) Any frozen food product that is prepared or frozen in the same way as any of the products listed in this subsection; or
(iii) The mix that is used in any of the products listed in this subsection.
(c) “License” means a license issued by the Secretary to manufacture in this State a frozen dessert or a mix for a frozen dessert.
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