Modern Vespa

Is Tiny Tim allergic to sesame?

Whatever. So long as they are not passing a law that takes more money out of my pocket or makes what I am currently doing
illegal or screwing up my food.

I think you get to choose between the first one and the third one. If they do take more money out of your pocket, they won't have to screw with your food. If they screw with your food, they don't have to take more money out of your pocket.
Would you rather pay more for the product and prepay for potential litigation if something happens and there are traces of sesame in your loaf of bread, when a person with a sesame allergy consumes it, or pay what you are paying now and tell the kids with sesame allergies to find something else to eat?

Unfortunately, this thread is headed in all the wrong directions. Instead of a discussion about product safety, a few have steered it toward their favorite topic of taxation, to the detriment of further discussion.

Locking.