Fake Food vs Real Food Test? What is real and what not? 😕

Re-edited music with video credit from Blossom

[alejandrogarcia]

1:19 ok so I just did this with one of my sweet potatos I grow them my self and it still had color

[britnayxo]

0:33 rocks aren’t magnetic.... they are iron supplements 💀👋🏼😂

[thearbiter]

But... plastic is more expensive than rice...

[EurettZ]

This is faker than t series subscribers

[thearmoguy]

I like how it says “chemicals”, everything has chemicals and everything is chemicals

[itsthatonechickagaincallth]

The 11yo inside me is about to ruin the kitchen

[paulariumIGOT]

With regards to the "meat glue". Yes it does exists and yes that white thing in the video is probably fat or cartilage. "Meat glue" is an enzyme called transglutaminase and yes it can bind meat scraps together but it doesn't stay in your food after cooking. Enzymes are proteins and proteins denature (they get broken down) in high temperatures so cooking actually destroys it. Cooking though doesn't remove the binding of meat by transglutaminase so the fact that it has seperated in the video makes me skeptical. Again, once it's binded already, it won't break apart even by cooking.

Source: I am a Food Technology graduate and I work in the Food Industry.

[martinmedrano]

Iron is an important component of hemoglobin, the substance in red blood cells that carries oxygen from your lungs to transport it throughout your body. ... If you don't have enough iron, your body can't make enough healthy oxygen-carrying red blood cells. A lack of red blood cells is called iron deficiency anemia.

[eliaschavez]

some of this is believable and actually factual, but most of this is just lazy like the steak, rice, baby food, supplements, steak, the ice cream are plain fake news

[mathisr.]

One question: Where are your sources?


This seems very fake and sensationalized.

[AubreygirlGaming]

“If butter contains oil” I literally had to put my phone down. how do people believe this. how

[niccunningham]

The person who made this expected us to believe this 🤣🤣🤣🤦‍♂️

[DaveJansenTPV]

The fact that some people actully believe these things shows you how incredibly gullible people are. And the fact that these people also have voting rights scares the heck out of me!

[skevin]

"Hey babe, what's cooking in the oven? Smells good!"

Vitamins

[nickwebb]

True, you must look up the SDS sheets of the product online for the true ingredients because the labels of food and other products are not required to list all the ingredients. I have even seen SDS sheets change over time to hide ingredients due to trade secret.

[tanugad]

Everyone, before thinking these are real, go to Snopes.com and search "16 easy tests for fake food" and click that. It disproves most of these and how they’re fake or just misinformed

[milkteaboi]

On the first one, the "processes" cheese is low fat and the "natural" cheese is high in fat

[MarcForman]

Blossom is such a great pranking channel

[bib]

First off, they took this video from blossom (a click bait channel) they took the whole video they didn’t even take out blossoms outro. And second this is all fake

Edit; okay so they credited blossom in the description but this video is fake

[ThriveandRiseMen]

The thing is that this is America and we don’t know where to get the real foods