@scottcarlson That was just the big one I remembered off the top of my head. There are multiple reasons 'bare' recipes aren't protected in the US though: Copyright can't be used to protect ideas, only the expression of them. If an idea is so intertwined with the expression that it's impossible to separate them, then that can't be protected either.I'm simply stating the documented position of the US copyright office and courts on this one, not trying to argue technicalities:Courts have found that recipes are wholly factual and functional, and therefore uncopyrightable. As the Sixth Circuit described in Tomaydo-Tomahdo, LLC v. Vozary, “the list of ingredients is merely a factual statement, and as previously discussed, facts are not copyrightable. Furthermore, a recipe’s instructions, as functional directions, are statutorily excluded from copyright protection.”Tomaydo-Tomahdo, LLC v. Vozary