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Making food look good

Making food look good. The tricks in food photography!. Luscious Roast Turkey. turkey has been washed in dish washing detergent cooked briefly painted with ten coats of food colouring blowtorched (to give it that lovely roasted look!) . Juicy Grapes.

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Making food look good

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  1. Making food look good The tricks in food photography!

  2. Luscious Roast Turkey • turkey has been washed in dish washing detergent • cooked briefly • painted with ten coats of food colouring • blowtorched (to give it that lovely roasted look!)

  3. Juicy Grapes • grapes are sprayed with baby powder deodorant

  4. Cold Refreshing Ice drink • The ice is most likely acrylic "ice," that refracts light better than real ice and doesn't melt.  

  5. Delicious Pancakes • Motor oil works well here.

  6. Decadent Chocolate Milkshake • a combination of food colouring, and whipped shortening! • ice cream is shortening too!

  7. Enticing Breakfast Cereal • cereal and white glue, instead of milk, to prevent the cereal from getting soggy. (No one wants to buy a box of mush!)  

  8. Healthy Vegetables • Glycerin can be used to give any food a juicy, glistening appearance.

  9. Juicy Pork Ribs • Half-cook the ribs, paint with wood stain and BBQ sauce. 

  10. “Keep your eyes on your fries” • Each one has been individually selected, from hundreds of fries • secured to a styrofoam base inside the package so that they stand up straight and fan out nicely.

  11. That hamburger that makes you want to run to your nearest fast-food outlet, is the product of a process that includes: • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mbCwi6EeNAE&feature=related • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xA14pAGW4UA&feature=related

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