09/27/2026
THIS is an example of using AI with REAL FOOD pics! 🤖🍔 As a business owner in ANY field, we have to stay 100% in tune with what’s happening NOW—and what could be coming NEXT.
The pictures you’re looking at started with REAL photos of our REAL food. In the past, creating content like this could’ve easily cost $50–$100 and taken hours—sometimes a full day—to get back.
I LOVE my artists and creatives, but I didn’t love the chokehold they had on production. AI changed that.
“Change is the law of life. And those who look only to the past or present are certain to miss the future.” — John F. Kennedy
But here’s where I think the line needs to be drawn with FOOD: AI should ENHANCE your real product—not create a fantasy product your customer will never receive.
Use your REAL burger.
Your REAL chicken.
Your REAL pizza.
Your REAL ingredients.
Then use AI to change backgrounds, build creative environments, add graphics, improve presentation and turn one great food photo into multiple pieces of content.
The WRONG way? Generating some huge, perfect AI burger that looks NOTHING like what comes across the counter. At that point you’re not enhancing your marketing—you’re misrepresenting your product.
Every business now has access to tools that used to require bigger budgets, more people and more time.
Some businesses will use them RIGHT.
Some will use them WRONG.
But ignoring them completely because “we’ve always done it this way” might be the biggest mistake.
Business owners AND customers—what do you think is the RIGHT way to use AI art specifically with food? 👇🏽🐾