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Advertisements are inflable to glorify how people, food and products look. And if the goal is to attract the consumer so they buy the product, is not it unusual to see a well-respected restaurant chain post an advertisement of its most sold menu itemtreat?NewBurger King Advertising does exactly that - and it's brilliant.

fast food Places are often criticized to serve as false dishes, that is to say a food that has been pumped with additives and conservation officers to allow it to stay in longer search because it is under A heated lamp. McDonald's can be the most famous for this on all fast service channels. The most recent incident involved a man of Utah unstanding McDonald's mcdonald hamburger from the pocket of an old layer. Kicker? He had not worn the jacket in two decades.

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Burger King changes this story with its latest advertisement. The global advertising campaign describes a coarse the way it would look like it was about 33 days: molded and unattractive.

The song playing in the background of the video could not be more appropriate. "What a difference a day does" Dinah Washington plays like the Whopper Whopper race when fresh looking for your eyes.

The Bold Burger King advertising is representative of the Fast Food restaurant commitment to eliminate all artificial conservatives from its food. Most King Burger sites in Europe are in progress with this notion, and so far, 400 United States is also respected. By the end of 2020, all the Burger kings of the country will have rejected the use of artificial conservatives.

"In Burger King, we believe that true food has a better taste," said Fernando Machado, CMO for Burger King Parent Company Company International Brands in a statement. "That's why we work hard to eliminate the conservatives, colors and flavors of artificial sources of food we serve in all countries around the world."

Be your way, and maybe fresh food. Also, be sure to read onBig Mac vs. Whopper: Which one is the best for you, according to an RD.