The greasy burger images in the gallery above will either make you hungry, or than likely, kill your appetite. I do think it's important to study the differences of what is on the poster and what is actually on your plate. Time to face Fast Food Reality, folks.
I have certainly felt really cheated after looking at a gorgeous menu with delicious pictures of fresh fast food, and your teeth are itching to bite into that burger, wrap or sandwich, only to be completely appalled by the sloppy chunk of fat you’re getting served.
Look for yourself - and think again before ordering your favorite burger. First up in the gallery, the McDonald's Big Mac, then Burger King Enormous Omelet Sandwich, McDonald’s Sausage Breakfast Burrito, Wendy’s Chicken Club and las, but not least, the Burger King Whopper.
Anyone hungry? I’m not.
What's Driving This Trend
- Fast Food Reality Check
- Opportunity for food and advertising industries to promote transparency and shift towards healthier, more honest menu options.
- Graphic Design Accountability
- Potential for graphic designers to advocate for truthful representation of products in advertising campaigns.
- Consumer Empowerment
- Consumers have the ability to demand more honest and nutritious fast food options from the industry.
Who This Affects Most
- Food and Beverage
- Opportunity to adapt and offer more transparent menu options that reflect the realities of the products being served.
- Advertising
- Opportunity for advertising industry to promote honest representations of products and shift away from the use of misleading or false imagery.
- Graphic Design
- Opportunities for graphic designers to advocate for truthfulness in advertising campaigns and hold companies accountable for representing their products in an honest way.
