Kraft mayonnaise gayo
FACT CHECK: Did Kraft Release A Rainbow Mayonnaise Called ‘Real Gayo’?
An image joint on Facebook purportedly shows a rainbow-colored bottle of mayonnaise called “Real Gayo” that Kraft released in celebration of Pride Month.
Verdict: False
The image is digitally altered and stems from a satirical Instagram account. A Kraft spokesperson confirmed that no such product exists.
Fact Check:
The Facebook image, distributed over 42, times, purportedly shows a rainbow-colored bottle of Kraft mayonnaise labeled “Real Gayo” with text underneath that reads “Smooth & Sassy.” The words “Add pride to your next BLT” are shown on the top of the label, while a label on the bottom-right lists one off the ingredients as “closet-free eggs.”
“Seriously wanting to boycott ‘ally’ brands,” the image’s caption reads. (RELATED: Did CNN Publish This Article About Kellogg’s Making One Of Its Mascots A Trans Woman?)
The image is digitally edited. The product doesn’t appear on the official Kraft
Rainbow ‘Gayo’ mayonnaise for Lgbtq+ fest is not real
A picture appearing to show a bottle of mayonnaise, rebranded as “Gayo” so customers can “add pride to your next BLT” is being shared on Facebook.
But it’s not a sincere product. The image was created by an Instagram user called Doctor Photograph who creates “doctored images, fake cover art & bootleg toys”. His authentic post of the image included the hashtag “#photoshopped”.
If you look closely, there are several aspects of the picture that donate away the fact that it’s not genuine. As well as the product appearing to be rainbow coloured, the container says the “smooth & sassy” product is made with “bonus trans fat” and “closet free eggs”. If you look closely, the label also has the Instagram handle of Medic Photograph at the bottom.
Although many online have reshared the image understanding it’s fake, some on Facebook haven’t, calling it “indoctrination”.
Image courtesy of Sara Rampazzo
- B-Man
- Jun 10,
- 1 min read
The internet is on fire! A rainbow-colored mayonnaise called "Gayo" is causing a stir online, and everyone's convinced it's real!
Except it's not.
This whole thing started with a cheeky Photoshop job by a user named "Doctor Photograph," who loves creating fake products and messing with people. The "Gayo" bottle, complete with the tagline "Add Pride To Your Next BLT," has gone viral, departing some people convinced that Kraft Foods has gone full rainbow.
The internet, being the internet, is going wild with reactions. Some are horrified, while others are stoked, celebrating the supposed adopt of the LGBTQ+ community.
Doctor Photograph is here to set the record straight. He’s revealed the truth behind the image, displaying how it was all a playful prank. It turns out, some folks are really wonderful at falling for a decent Photoshop job!
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