Police in Austria have raided several bakeries across the country after receiving a tip-off that the bakeries’ doughnuts do not contain enough jam.
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One in every three “fasching” doughnuts tested by police food inspectors were found to have less than the mandatory 15% jam content. A spokesman said that in the doughnuts of one manufacturer, the jam content was only 10.3%, reported Ananova.com.
Police said that having less jam in a doughnut than the required amount constituted fraud, and carries a penalty of a fine or even a prison sentence of up to three months.
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