Food Fauxtography Archives

A man claimed he found a dead rat in his grandson's bottle of Dr Pepper, but he has not yet surrendered the specimen to the company for testing.

Photographs of an ancient McDonald's order went viral on Facebook, but the "phenomenon" of non-decomposing fast food isn't so straightforward.

A photograph showing a giant pizza is real and part of a challenge in which intrepid diners can win $1,000.

This is not a real jar of Gerber brand "Big Mac and Fries" baby food.

A video showing the "resurrection" of a rotten banana through the use of rice and a hair dryer is a prank, not a real tip for saving spoiled fruit.

Spam joins the list of rumored Oreo flavors (bacon cream, fried chicken, cheeseburger) not actually being produced by Nabisco.

Fauxtography: Photograph purportedly shows a frog in a jar of pickles.

A disturbing photograph supposedly documents a recent move to approve animal carcasses with cancers, tumors, and open sores for human consumption.

Video shows a woman drinking beer through her ear?

We don't mean to be crude. This photograph purportedly shows a food can labeled "fish assholes."

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