Simply Fatima

Have ever thought about where your food comes from, how it's made, and if it's really fresh? I recently watched a youtube video called Fast food chicken: Testing Subway, McDonald's, A&W, Wendy's & Tim Hortons. This video is a real eye-opener; I used to always eat at fast food restaurants because I didn't want to wait and make my food, but I recently stopped because I always got sick after. I then started to watch many videos about what really goes into the food I'm eating; it explained a lot. In this video, they test and give a percentage of how much actual meat is being used In fast-food chicken. They gathered around taste testers to order from their favorite fast food restaurants and asked the employees if it was fresh; the testers truly believed what they were eating was 100% real and fresh. To put it to the test, they placed down 7 chicken samples. 6 of them were fast-food restaurants and 1was home-cooked chicken. It was up to them to decide which ta

 As we all know, the holidays are coming up! I'm not usually consistent with baking, but this is the time of year when my interest in baking comes around. I think it would be so fun to make something that family and friends would enjoy, so I thought why not learn something new this week so I'll be prepared for the upcoming holiday gatherings. As I was searching through Pinterest to find something to bake that I knew my family and friends would enjoy, I came across pumpkin cake pops by Clever Housewife, I've made a few cake pops, but I got really excited when I saw them because how could I have never thought of these. These are super fun, cute, and easy to make. I think everyone would definitely enjoy these! For cake 1 box Pillsbury Traditional Vanilla cake mix 1 Tbs pumpkin pie spice 1 tsp cinnamon 15 oz pumpkin puree 3 eggs 1/2 cup applesauce 1/3 cup milk 2 tsp vanilla extract For pops 1/3 cup Pillsbury vanilla frosting 36 sucker sticks 1 bag cocoa candy melts (or chocolat

Beauty Blogger | Allstate Mayhem The author of this Ad wants the audience to understand that Allstate has your back. They want to show that if your home was to be caught on fire or if a pet was to damaged unexpectedly, their company would protect and provide coverage for the homeowner's unexpected damage to their personal property. In the context of the Beauty Blogger Ad, Mayhem accidentally puts the straightener down on the towel while filming a blog, and the towel catches on fire. The target audience should react to this Ad by thinking of a fire as their first thought, and one thing escalates to another. At home, it's most likely for objects to catch on fire because people often are not aware of their surroundings whether it's putting down a hot tool on a cloth, or accidentally leaving a kitchen cloth near the stove. The target audience might think these advertisements are comic because they have been in a situation where they accidentally left a hot tool sitting on a tow