Fake claims, deceptive lies and heavily-filtered photos — we’re all too familiar with the frequent tactics used to sell food BUT that’s not all.

The manipulation of our minds goes far beyond subtle shading and blotch cleaning. Every time you dine out, chances are you’re being taken for a fool more often than you are aware of.

You may not even notice but you’re constantly being tricked by the world-famous food chains. From free appetisers to the 99 price trick. YouTube channel, @ExtremeTrends has compiled a list of 10 such scams we always fall for.

An amateur cook hits a new high when he/she makes their first roast beef. This classic reserved-for-holidays meal is a nostalgic standby that conjures everything homey, comfy and happy.

To cook a perfect roast beef is not an easy feat. Many fail in their attempts to get a crisp yet juicy, seasoned yet beefy and cooked yet tender pieces of meat.

Let’s face it — waking up groggy and tired before dawn isn’t really the most satisfying part of the holy month but food, as always, makes it all better.

In Ramadan, Muslims around the globe wake up before dawn for suhoor - the meal that keeps you full for the rest of the day till iftar - the breaking of the fast.

If you’re looking to experiment with your suhoor menu then try then try Shakshouka — a rich succulent egg dish that satisfies.

It might look elaborate but it’s really not.

The only things better than Gordon Ramsay's Michelin-star cooking are his scathing insults.

To say that Ramsay is tough, cruel and honest with his food reviews is a gross understatement. The British celebrity chef is the poster boy for anyone’s kitchen nightmares. After all, you don’t become a world-renowned chef without developing an acute sense for what tastes good. He has thrashed countless chefs out of the kitchen BUT there have been a handful of times when he has praised the chef.