Fast Food: Ads vs. Reality

[SMLCHNG]

Kinda ' funny interesting' and 'sad'.. Several more examples if you click on the link.

http://www.thewvsr.com/adsvsreality.htm

[dnw]

True

[pair8head]

The food in the ads have "Make up artist" that make it look better for the camera with such tricks as using varnish to make it shine. I watched a program about it years ago.

[bravedave]

Now I'm hungry

[UAHparrothead]

The food in the ads have "Make up artist" that make it look better for the camera with such tricks as using varnish to make it shine. I watched a program about it years ago.

And a lot of the time the "food" in those shots isn't even food

[pair8head]

The food in the ads have "Make up artist" that make it look better for the camera with such tricks as using varnish to make it shine. I watched a program about it years ago.

And a lot of the time the "food" in those shots isn't even food

True Dat.

[ScarletB]

The food in the ads have "Make up artist" that make it look better for the camera with such tricks as using varnish to make it shine. I watched a program about it years ago.

And a lot of the time the "food" in those shots isn't even food

Much of the time the "food" in the fast food place shouldn't be classified as "food" either!

[springparrot]

Some look 'kinda' like they should, but the rest?

[LIPH]

It's called "fast food" for a reason. They don't have time to make it look all pretty like it does in TV commercials and print ads. Cook it and serve it, they're not producing works of art.

[dnw]

Once I read an article by a food stylist. She said that Elmer's glue was used as milk in cereal photo shoots.

[ScarletB]

It's called "fast food" for a reason. They don't have time to make it look all pretty like it does in TV commercials and print ads. Cook it and serve it, they're not producing works of art.

My point being it's barely FOOD much less art