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Ads vs. Reality : The Big Fat Lie Of Fast Food Advertising
Taco Bell Nachos Bell Grande
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The Nachos Bell Grande look nice on photo. |
...But in reality, it's another fast food trap. It doesn't look anything like the advertisement. In fact, it looks like someone's leftovers. |
Source: Zuzafun
A&W Coney (Chili) Cheese Dog
Source: Cassandra Shie, AOL
We have no idea how A&W managed to take such a pretty picture of such a gross looking hot dog. This looks like... well, you know.
McDonald's Big Mac
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The Big Mac: one of McDonald's classics and most-sold hamburgers worldwide. |
Hmm. It's almost the same, but not quite. Still, not as bad as some of the other fast food. |
Source: Zuzafun
McDonald's Sausage Breakfast Burrito
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Pretty and colorful. The Breakfast Burrito looks pretty edible to us. |
Waaah!?! What happened to our pretty burrito? This looks like a miniature bodybag. |
Source: InventorSpot
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