Just because they say it, doesn't make it true

       Ever hear the words "too good to be true?" because I think some products are. When they claim when they have no animal byproducts, or MSG in their food.

Come on, are they serious. Like Pop chips becoming the only potato chip with no frying necessary at all.

Even other products that say (and it doesn't have to be food) can sell anything just to get an easy buck. It's just like putting money on a mouse trap and trying to get someone to take it.
Fast food companies do it all the time.
KFC, McDonalds even Wendy's saying their beef is fresh while others is frozen and we believe it.

  But now a days, they're trying to become natural. Ice cream, pizza, cereal. Any food fries to become healthy.

   Anything can happen in the world of marketing. Using food, clothes and even celebrity endorsements.
  And I've never seen one celebrity try any burger king products when they are in the BK. Promoting food from the Backstreet boys, Steven Tyler even the Simpsons with their Halloween toys.

And that's another thing, surprises in cereals and give aways as well. Too good to be true if you ask me.
Back in the day, it was ok; however you would have to wait for days for a free t-shirt or giveaway, but now, it seems you have to get the cereal smell on everything from the spoons that come in the cereal and glow in the dark, or a toy. But it would soon break.
 But everybody wants one. I never cared much for the cereal or the free give aways. I don't know if it is too good to be true like having food be really fat free or having a sale be really half off, but we are guilty of wanting it more, but it seems better that way.

Till then, enjoy whatever happens, and beware buyers, beware

(I would also like to take a moment to give my condolences for the lost souls of  Manchester, England. Praying for all the injured in this senseless violent act and pray for peace. Pray for Manchester as well) Ciao bloggers.