There's this guy that makes existing unhealthy products look "healthy" by playing with the product design. Can't remember the account now
this post was submitted on 14 Dec 2023
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I really dont think that looks any healthier, tbh. Maybe more expensive, but not healthier.
Yup, I actually think it would be doable to make them look healthier just with the design but this guy failed.
That dude's talented, and he has the same accent as Jean-Baptiste Emanuel Zorg
Thanks that's the one!
That's actually really clever
you can tell potato chips are healthy
ok i'm gonna stop you right there
Too late. Ate the whole bag.
by 'bag' you mean the bag full of bags, right?
Also if the packing is really dark then it's gourmet
Bag? My chips come in a can, like any sophisticated food.
Were they put there by a man?
In a factory downtooooown!
If I had my little way!
A man with a plan.
Pringles must be the healthiest chips!
Not true. The least oily and palm oil infested chips in my country have a cool silver bag
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