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Ever wondered why food looks so impossibly perfect in television commercials but completely different in real life? πŸš€ In this eye-opening video, we pull back the curtain and expose 8 crazy fake food tricks used by professional food stylists in advertising. From using motor oil instead of maple syrup and glue instead of milk, to cardboard layers holding up perfect burgers, watch the shocking secret techniques used to manipulate our hunger. You will never look at food ads the same way again! πŸ•πŸ“Έ

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00:00So that's how they shoot commercials. No wonder what we buy looks different from the ads.
00:04Sneak a few tampons out of your wife's drawer and use them to prop up a burrito.
00:08Add all your favorite toppings and suddenly that burrito looks insanely appetizing.
00:12Sneak into the bathroom, grab your wife's most expensive conditioner, and pour some into a bowl.
00:17Dump cereal on top and it'll stay perfectly crisp. Stuff a roll of toilet paper into the
00:22chicken's rear, hit it with a blowtorch, then grab your wife's expensive brown shoe polish and
00:26brush it all over. Serve it to your mother-in-law over the weekend. I swear she won't know the
00:31difference. That premium black tea that seems to turn dark instantly in commercials. Just a little
00:36food coloring with some alcohol mixed into the water. It'll look way darker than the tea you'll
00:40actually buy. Grab that bright red lipstick from your wife's makeup bag and paint it onto some
00:44strawberries. Suddenly they look ridiculously juicy and irresistible. Mix some dark food coloring and
00:49borax into white glue, stir it up, and pour it over a cake. The way it drips looks absolutely perfect
00:55on camera. Wonder why ice doesn't melt under hot studio lights? Because it's melted gel. Pour it
01:00into an ice tray, let it harden, and then you can do whatever you want with it. The frosty beer
01:04you
01:05see in commercials? Total BS. They spray the glass with glycerin and water, then sprinkle salt into the
01:10beer to create those perfect bubbles.

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