On December 6, a judge in the U.S. District Court granted a permanent injunction against Feastables, effectively prohibiting the use of “Deez Nutz” on its products.

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Feastables made its UK debut last summer, launching two chocolate bars – Deez Nuts and Crunch – available to order DTC via the brand’s webstore. Just weeks later, Spar listed the same two Feastables ...

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"Defendant Feastables Inc.'s use of the infringing DEEZ NUTZ mark has caused, and continues to cause, irreparable harm to Plaintiff Dees Nuts LLC and their goodwill and reputation," the lawsuit says.

According to WJXT, Feastables’ legal team pushed back against the claim, saying the “deez nutz” phrase stemmed from Dr. Dre’s 1992 album The Chronic, and is commonly used online.

Brian Ditore sells peanuts under Dees Nuts, LLC, named for his grandmother, 'Mrs. Dee.' He won a suit to keep YouTuber Mr. Beast from using a similar name.

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In addition to Deez Nuts, Feastables offers a variety of other products, including the Milk Chocolate Bar ($29.99), OG Plant-Based Bar ($29.99), Karl Gummies (presently sold out), and MrBeast ...

Brian Ditore sells peanuts under Dees Nuts, LLC, named for his grandmother, 'Mrs. Dee.' He won a suit to keep YouTuber Mr. Beast from using a similar name.

One flavor of his Feastables bars, called "Deez Nutz," was deemed too similar to the name of snack company Dee's Nuts, owned by Brian Ditore. Court documents, seen by Business Insider, show Ditore and ...