Food Scams That Would Leave Anyone Feeling Betrayed

Ada Elder

Jan 10, 2020 4:00 PM EST

False advertising is never cool, but there's something about false food advertising that kinda next-level stings. Looking forward to a pizza and then discovering it lacks cheese or boasts just one circle of pepperoni is practically devastating. There's even a subreddit dedicated to this kind of betrayal. On r/foodscam you'll find tragic lies involving pizza, sandwiches, and even "crookies" - cookies that are woefully misrepresented in their packaging. We've put together some of the more horrifying crimes against consumers from the subreddit, but there's loads more where these come from.

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via u/MKorostoff
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via u/emmyjdt
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via u/MissGymLow
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via u/MaxMun1ch
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via u/Nick-The-Cyber-Dick
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This "Chocolate Chip Muffin"

via u/trub-bub
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via u/bruiser95
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via u/Bepis-Boi_Ultra
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Apparently this kind of false advertising is standard in Korea.

via u/MirdovKron
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via u/one_lemonade
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via u/pandamonkey_rtf
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This is an airline club sandwich.

via u/mike-oc-23
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via u/Khong_ai
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via u/bruiser_95
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via u/bruiser95
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via u/YuLolina
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via u//RalphiesBoogers

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