Evidence:
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEi5OAVn_JH1Mh5orEF4gsbdZGy1yRr0r2stKMdZMnAiqEVn6U2HJWDRi9LYaMe-o-mAjR_SQUK7EUsptrFkFD9AuniWYRAdf4FFfjnz_61fP6LOPV_qec2KzjNAf7fFYMk2Ai3w7BSQRXg/s400/doughnut_pink.jpg)
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhL_uB-NJnT39Xco2NADHZpgxDYIOtUYm2FIIp5pLyqrlPLanW3tZ_QgJr6wCK9uvGrNGFuZkDwsZYojtAmL0_AJcnlrj2EnxEWz_peB2c2lirnspt_06FR4kG0LR6s_9i7N1Zrmrrd1mw/s400/donut_brown.jpg)
Why not photograph two doughnuts for variety? Are they trying to suggest that all Seven Eleven doughnuts have the same uniformly drippy icing?
I meant to blog about this a while ago, which kinda loses the freshness of this post as you won't be able to track down the doughnuts yourself and demand answers (the promotion finished in July). I found these images while cleaning up my computer and thought people needed to know about this insidious example of a BLATANT VISUAL FABRICATION.
Stay alert. The doughnut is a lie.