Have you ever said, "It doesn't look like the one on the front of the box..."? Of course you have. Your expectations for food were always dashed when the million dollar photo on the packaging did NOT match the $3.99 burrito inside. Here are some very familiar instances when food severely disappointed you.
This beautiful idea for a pizza is really just a melty mess of disappointing goo.
“I love you” vs. “whatever.”
The dream of a chocolate-filled Twinkie is finally real and they’re so not worth trying.
But really, who orders nachos at Denny’s?
The Burger King never claimed he was king of BBQ too.
The one time that Ben & Jerry didn’t live up to expectations.
At this point they’re not even trying.
The sandwich for kids who hated crust decided to make those kids grow up and deal with it. Thanks Smucker’s.
Those pancake artists make it look so easy though!
I’M READY (to eat your soul)!
Which disappointment is worse: the lack of perfectly circular bread, or the fact that this sandwich was literally just thrown together?
Pinterest tells you how to decorate, but it doesn’t tell you that you have to be at least SOMEWHAT artistically inclined.
Never set your expectations too high when you try online baking tips for the first time.
The finished product is somehow scarier than the picture on the box.
There’s hardly enough bacon for this to be branded with the “Baconator” namesake.
These popsicles from Hell.
When McDonald’s confuses a burrito with a sad, baby quesadilla.
This egg sandwich maker was supposed to make your breakfast dreams come true. Instead, it turned your kitchen into an eggy massacre.
The creators of this snack decided that Spongebob would be more appetizing if he were possessed by demons.
If you’re going to make ridiculously unhealthy fast food, at least do it right.
“I’ll take everything but the meat, please.”
Delicious in theory, tragic in practice.
Basically any microwavable meal.
This is why Taco Bell is so cheap.
Cowboy or “Scream”?
FINALLY, a food that doesn’t lie to us.
