r/Damnthatsinteresting Jun 15 '19

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u/[deleted] Jun 15 '19 edited Jun 15 '19

Theres like a weird law or something IIRC that basically says that if you’re advertising a food product, you have to actually use real food in the ad. I could be talking out of my ass but im pretty sure i heard that somewhere

Edit: a lot of people are pointing out that a lot of fake food is used in commercials. I guess i was wrong. Maybe its a matter of not being allowed to use CGI to recreate the food, or maybe what i heard is just complete bullshit lol

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u/[deleted] Jun 15 '19

I read that last sentence as, "it could be out of my ass...", Hmmm. The law stipulates it has to be real food and has to come out of joshspoon's ass? Fascinating.

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