看起來(lái)像美味的食物,但千萬(wàn)不要吃
The hungrier you get, the lower your food standards become. But beware: not everything that looks tasty, is. In fact, some of the things that make you drool could clog your digestive system so bad, you'd be inhaling laxatives like air. To educate you about the potential dangers, Bored Panda has put together a list of "forbidden snacks" and the images will definitely open your eyes. Is that a chocolate bar or a slab of clay? A melted cat or a chunk of flour?
你越餓,食物標(biāo)準(zhǔn)就越低。但要注意:并不是所有看起來(lái)好吃的東西都能吃。事實(shí)上,有些讓你流口水的東西會(huì)嚴(yán)重堵塞你的消化系統(tǒng),你會(huì)吸入像空氣這樣的瀉藥。為了讓你了解潛在的危險(xiǎn),Bored Panda整理了一份“禁吃零食”清單,這些照片絕對(duì)會(huì)讓你大開(kāi)眼界。那是一塊巧克力棒還是一塊粘土?一只融化的貓還是一大塊面粉?
#1 Forbidden Flour
#2 I Was At Work One Day When I Found This Clay In The Shelf... Forbidden Chocolate For A Kid
#3 Forbidden Ground Beef
#4 Had To Stop My Wife From Drinking This Forbidden Orange Juice
#5 Too Hot Outside. My Dog Turned Into A Rotisserie Chicken
#6 First Visit To Fuerteventura, Found This Beach Ten Mins Drive From Our Hotel. The Rocks Look Like Popcorn
#7 Forbidden Jelly Beans (Assorted Flavors)
#8 Forbidden Beer
#9 I Thought This Pine Cone Looked Like A Stack Of Pancakes, So I Made Some Butter Out Of Some Fallen Leaves
#10 Weird Place To Leave A Slice Of Bread
圖片來(lái)源:Akvile Petraityte
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