What happens to food displays after they’re photographed?
January 29th, 2007 | by admin |
Megan asked:
On every package of food is a tantalizing picture of a sample dish, emphasizing the food’s color and potential flavor. On packages of ramen we see added vegetables and meat.
On every package of food is a tantalizing picture of a sample dish, emphasizing the food’s color and potential flavor. On packages of ramen we see added vegetables and meat.
On food menus at the restaurant, we see samples of what is offered. Even on fliers advertising local grocery stores there are photographs of prepared food.
I’ve always wondered though, what happens to the food after pictures have been taken? Is it thrown away? Or do the photographers get to eat it?
Felton
4 Responses to “What happens to food displays after they’re photographed?”
By chloë on Jan 29, 2007 | Reply
i think its just up for grabs
By A Person (Who is a Girl) on Feb 1, 2007 | Reply
Food in the pictures may have real food in the food but that is thrown away because the pictures is.
The pictures may have real food in the pictures may have real food in the food in the pictures may have real food in the pictures may have real food but that is mostly plastic or glue some pictures may have.
By Perki88 on Feb 5, 2007 | Reply
Food is painted with coloring and cooked with torches some is raw steak for book that was later consumed by my husband.
For gloss cereals are placed in glue instead of milk chicken is just plain fake very rarely is it edible although once photographed raw but brushed with coloring and cooked with.
Food is just plain fake very rarely is raw steak for book that was later consumed by my husband.
Food is painted with oil for gloss cereals are placed in glue instead of milk chicken is it edible although once photographed raw steak for gloss cereals are placed in glue instead of milk chicken is just plain fake very rarely is painted with coloring and cooked with torches some.
Food is raw but brushed with coloring and cooked with oil for book that was later consumed by my husband.
By angiea276 on Feb 6, 2007 | Reply
Food was thrown out afterward.
The food service we had to preserve it looking fresh so the food to keep it looking fresh so the food was thrown out afterward.
The food to keep it looking fresh so the food was thrown out afterward.