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Fast food never looks like what is shown on print or TV advertisements.
So blogger Dario D decided to compare major fast food product
advertisements to reality.
"After a lifetime of disappointment,
bafflement, and frustration with the food, I decided it was time to do a
little test, and compare the food you get with the ads," the blogger
writes.
Taco Bell's real taco looks measly:
The actual tacos from Jack In The Box are like, whuttt:
The Burger King Whopper is hardly whopping:
Here's another angle of the Whopper:
The Whopper Jr. is similarly portrayed:
The blogger even specified that his Whoppers be constructed the same as the ones in the ad:
The Big Mac looks kinda deflated:
And if Big Macs were the size advertised, they wouldn't be able to fit in the box:
Here's the now-retired Big N' Tasty burger in comparison with an ad:
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