> Using real food to carefully craft a scene, no matter how "done up" it is, is still representative of what's in the product. False, food ads use fake food, n

> Using real food to carefully craft a scene, no matter how "done up" it is, is still representative of what's in the product. False, food ads use fake food, not real food "done up," straight up non-edible fake food. It's been like that since the dawn of time.