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Advertising vs real life : Fake Advertisement.: Do you ever wonder why your pop doesn't looks as fizzled as in the picture? Motor oil is used to replace syrup or honey, which are...

Fake Advertisement.

Do you ever wonder why your pop doesn't looks as fizzled as in the picture?

Motor oil is used to replace syrup or honey, which are not very photogenic. To prevents the oil from leaking into the pancakes a fabric spray protector is used . When you see an advertisement for food, you are probably looking at something so different from  what you think it is. 

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Why the food makers do this?

The part of the sustenance beautician is to make the nourishment look appealing in the completed photo. The time and exertion a beautician takes to deliberately and cunningly organize the sustenance, is the reason for contrasts between the way the beautician presents it and the way a home cook or culinary specialist may. Visual ability is additionally a necessity, just like the learning of how to interpret the impression of taste, fragrance and claim that one gets from a genuine dish, to a two-dimensional photo.

Food makers do this because they want to show their products attractive and increase their sales. They use fake products and visuals to make products look delicious for ADVERTISEMENT photo shoot but in the real products are not same as they are shown in the advertisement.