I should have taken a picture of the Pringles I just opened before I started to eat them.
The box and adverts suggest nice whole crisps. The reality was the first dozen or so Pringles were broken in to many pieces...disappointing.
I know it's strictly a bit different from other things in the thread as it wasn't the manufactures fault, but still...the crisps looking nothing like I was hoping for
I should have taken a picture of the Pringles I just opened before I started to eat them.
The box and adverts suggest nice whole crisps. The reality was the first dozen or so Pringles were broken in to many pieces...disappointing.
I know it's strictly a bit different from other things in the thread as it wasn't the manufactures fault, but still...the crisps looking nothing like I was hoping for
I know this feeling. And they should do Iced Gem adverts with the gem and biscuit separate. As 9 times out of 10, it is the case that it's broken off.
The promo pic for the Burger King Chicken Royale actually scares me a wee bit. What's with the terrifying fake steam? Still, regardless, it's a perfect representation of the burger, and looks tasty (sans steam).
Did I get the "Not a lot of" Chicken Royale?! Seriously. This is limp as hell here. The chicken fillet is like a birdseye chicken dipper. TINY.
Just to help illustrate the miniscule nature of this Royale, here it is with a bite taken out of it. WHERE MA CHIKKIN?
Another hilarious one I've come across. In America they have a chain called "Culvers" which apparently does a lot of fried fish. One of their burgers is called the "Walleye Sandwich" and can be seen below:
However, one blogger took a picture of her Walleye Sandwich after unwrapping to see this monstrosity, which is inexplicably nothing like (and about ten times bigger and more unwieldy than) the promo pic:
Another hilarious one I've come across. In America they have a chain called "Culvers" which apparently does a lot of fried fish. One of their burgers is called the "Walleye Sandwich" and can be seen below:
However, one blogger took a picture of her Walleye Sandwich after unwrapping to see this monstrosity, which is inexplicably nothing like (and about ten times bigger and more unwieldy than) the promo pic:
Another one here: Healthy Choice Country Breaded Chicken Meal with Country Gravy.
Notice how the breaded chicken strips sit atop a bed of mash and colourful vegetables, nestled beside the packed-inside dessert dish of Cherry Vanilla Crisp. Looks positively wonderful!
Now, the real life, microwaved version. Looks vaguely similar, albeit a bit asploded. One thing however, I cannot comprehend, is the American ready meal tradition of having the pudding section as part of the main meal tray. Surely it'd get cold by the time you've had your dinner? What if the two bits intermingle? I mean, it's clearly exploded in the microwave, what if I've got vanilla crisp chicken bits?
But if you look at it carefully, check the pudding out. Either mashed tattie HAS made it's way over there... or that crap right there isn't so much "Vanilla Cherry CRISP" as it is "Vanilla Cherry... SLOSH."
It looks like the least crisp, nondescript purple goo I've ever seen.
Salisbury Steak and Macaroni Cheese - AND it's Weight Watchers!! LOW CALORIE! What could possibly go wrong?
Oh. THAT.
The Weight Watchers diet is really working for me. Every time I make one of their meals, I take a look at this disturbing tray of beige... substance... and I instantly lose my appetite!
And what on earth's that to the right?
Is it Cheese? Is it Cancer?
the problem is that everyone's used all their rates by now
And uh, is that properly cooked? I had to nuke it some extra minutes because the cheese (I assume it's cheese) on top hadn't melted... but well it's in the oven now to try and make it look edible.
I should learn that microwaving meals make it look so much worse.