22 cases when inedible items turned out to be too similar to sweets
Categories: Food and Drinks | Positive
By Pictolic https://pictolic.com/article/22-cases-when-inedible-items-turned-out-to-be-too-similar-to-sweets.htmlOne glance at something delicious is enough to make a person's mouth water and start to grumble in his stomach. Surprisingly, these photos cause the same effect, although they depict inedible things.
"When I found breakfast right in the woods"
"The espresso capsules at McCafé remind me of a chocolate brownie. I wonder what will happen if you eat one."
Giant spaghetti or cables?
"I look at the garage door, but I see a huge chocolate bar."
Dice that you just want to eat.
The perfect soap for meat lovers.
And don't lie to me that it's not cheese, but just dish sponges!
The parrot is trying to disguise itself as a banana.
"Forbidden" peanut paste.
Why make the filler for parcels so appetizing?
Does anyone want a "worm"?
Soft, fragrant bread? No, just mounting foam.
Someone sees a sofa here, sweet tooths see a giant chocolate cake.
And again bread, this time "stone".
Do you think it's peanuts? But no, it's a dog's nail.
Butter spread on the asphalt.
Is this frog definitely chocolate?
One of them is pretending to be a croissant.
If you stick a "fruit" sticker on a hamster, it will magically turn into a kiwi.
"My body cream reminds me of frozen yogurt."
Why make a hand sanitizer so similar to water?!
"I had to take a good look and feel this stone before I was convinced that it was not a potato."
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