Expectations Vs Reality When Buying Foods That Will Push Your Buttons

Leona Martinez
Dec 16, 2021
Dec 16, 2021

Ready-to-eat foods, without a doubt, are the most convenient products presented in the market today. Just an ice cream or a hot dog can soothe a wailing baby. Not only children but also adults can't resist their allure. Because adults are very busy with work, ready-to-eat meals are the ideal alternative to conventional cooking for them. Moreover, how can people say no to those foods in very appetizing and colorful packaging? It's such a challenge.
However, we'll never know what's inside that eye-catching package. For example, when you got home, you realized that the foods were far different from the image printed in the package. The pizzas appeared to have come from another planet. The ice creams were more likely to frighten kids than to delight them. The snack looked big and delicious in the photo but didn't actually kill anyone's hunger. Have you seen it around? Don't hesitate to share with us in the comment section below.

Expectations Vs Reality When Buying Foods That Will Push Your Buttons

#1. "My SpongeBob popsicle looks more like DoodleBob"

#2. "Sonic icecream"

#3. "This Peppa Pig ice cream looks like it has "man bits"

#4. Looks like Anakin on Mustafar

#5. "Was really excited about the ice cream truck in the park!!"

#6. A skull calzone?

#7. "This treats lacks any visible coconut flakes"

#8. How vibrant!

#9. Are they all like that or just the one?

#10. "I guess it kind of looks like Spider-Man..."

#11. This is your brain. This is your brain on drugs

#12. Mmmm

#13. We need stronger truth in advertising laws

#14. "Feeling like that octopus in the back lately"

#15. Pizza facehugger

#16. "I guess I can make a pie with one and wear the other as a hat?"

#17. "The kind of thing lex Luthor would make..."

#18. "The very definition of *lonely* man dinners"

#19. Pizza bread

#20. "My friend texted me that he got robbed today"

#21. "Broccoli mix"

#22. Poppy seeds?

#18. "The very definition of lonely man dinners"