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We're always amazed and amused by foods that showcase a certain ingredient but actually have little or none of it (a practice that's legal, though it can be deceptive). Juice drinks axe a prime example: There's grape juice that's mostly apple; peach-papaya that's based on pear: cranberry that's largely grape. Check out what's missing in the foods shown below:
* "Blasts your taste buds into butter oblivion," Blastobutter popcorn says. But it has no butter; only partially hydrogenated vegetable oil and natural and artificial flavors.
* Twice Baked Bacon & Cheddar 100% Real Potatoes have "smoky bacon bits." But if you're achin' for bacon, don't bother. Under "bacon" lurk the words "artificially flavored."
* White Chocolate Jell-O Instant Pudding & Pie Filling is indeed whitish, courtesy of ...