Testing VIRAL Food Advertising TRICKS from Instagram!

Summary by Krater

Two creators test popular food photography hacks from the internet, including cardboard inserts in pancakes, motor oil instead of maple syrup, marbles in soup, white glue instead of milk, dish soap in coffee, and salt in beer.

From the video

Answers: Do popular internet food photography hacks actually work?

• food photography hacks
• commercial food styling tricks
• pancake photo styling
• soup styling with marbles
• milk replacement for cereal photography
• stale coffee foam hack
• beer head foam hack with salt

What it concludes

• Placing cardboard inserts between pancakes makes them look significantly fluffier and more appealing on camera.
• Using motor oil instead of maple syrup on pancakes prevents sogginess and keeps them looking fresh for hours, unlike maple syrup.
• Putting marbles in the bottom of a soup bowl holds up vegetables and noodles so they stay visible above the broth.
• Using white glue instead of milk for cereal photography prevents the cereal from getting soggy and floating on top.
• Adding dish soap to stale coffee and skimming the bubbles to place on top creates the illusion of a fresh, bubbly cup of coffee.
• Adding table salt to flat beer creates a fresh head of foam and carbonation fizz effect.