- Oct 17, 2008
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In a little deviation away from the knob gags, there’s a few of these types of cases floating around and I can see at least one succeeding.
McDonalds are infamous in their adverts for nowadays using only their actual ingredients, after a previous lawsuit which involved them painting their burgers to get the acquired look. They still cheat of course, scale is exaggerated, all the ingredients are pushed to camera side to make it appear “fuller” than it really is.
They also use cooking techniques impossible to achieve in a real McDonalds kitchen, using equipment which isn’t available or approved by McDonalds for their franchisees.
Taco Bell are the absolute worst for this stuff, with their products being on average 72% smaller than depicted in advertising materials.
McDonalds are infamous in their adverts for nowadays using only their actual ingredients, after a previous lawsuit which involved them painting their burgers to get the acquired look. They still cheat of course, scale is exaggerated, all the ingredients are pushed to camera side to make it appear “fuller” than it really is.
They also use cooking techniques impossible to achieve in a real McDonalds kitchen, using equipment which isn’t available or approved by McDonalds for their franchisees.
Taco Bell are the absolute worst for this stuff, with their products being on average 72% smaller than depicted in advertising materials.
