Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about The Fake Food Show
thefakefoodshow.com | Houston, Texas
This page covers the most common questions from our readers about our recipes, fresh drinks, diet content, health articles, and how the website works. If you cannot find your answer here, write to us at contact@thefakefoodshow.com.

01 About The Fake Food Show

What is The Fake Food Show?
The Fake Food Show is a food and health publication based in Houston, Texas. We write about recipes, fresh drinks, diets, nutrition, and food culture with a focus on honesty. We test everything we publish and we are upfront about what works and what does not.

Why is it called The Fake Food Show?
The name is a nod to how much misinformation exists in the food world. Fake health claims, misleading labels, recipes that look good on camera but fail in a real kitchen. We are here to cut through all of that and give you content you can actually trust.

Who writes the content on this website?
Our content is written by a dedicated editorial team with a background in food, nutrition, and cooking. Every recipe is tested before it goes live. Every health claim is backed by a credible source. We do not publish content we cannot stand behind.

Is The Fake Food Show a media company or a personal blog?
It is a proper editorial publication. We operate with editorial standards similar to a professional media brand. That means fact-checking, source verification, and a clear line between editorial content and any sponsored material.

Where are you based?
We are based in Houston, Texas, United States.

02 Recipes

Are all your recipes tested?
Yes, every single one. We do not publish recipes that have not been prepared and evaluated in a real home kitchen. If a recipe does not work under normal home conditions, it does not go on the site.

Your recipe did not turn out right. What should I do?
First, check if you used the exact quantities and followed the steps in order. Small changes in ingredient amounts, oven temperature, or timing can affect the result. If you followed the recipe exactly and it still did not work, please email us at contact@thefakefoodshow.com with the recipe name and what went wrong. We take recipe accuracy seriously and will look into it.

Do you have recipes for beginners?
Absolutely. A large portion of our recipe library is aimed at people who cook at home after a busy day, not trained chefs. Most of our recipes include clear step-by-step instructions and note any technique that might need a little extra explanation.

Can I find recipes based on how much time I have?
Yes. You can browse recipes by cooking time including options under 30 minutes, one pot meals, and meal prep recipes that save you time during the week.

Do you have recipes for specific diets?
We do. Our recipe section includes options for vegetarian, vegan, gluten free, low calorie, and high protein eating. We are always adding more categories as our library grows.

Can I submit my own recipe to The Fake Food Show?
We welcome recipe submissions from our readers. Send your recipe to contact@thefakefoodshow.com with the title, ingredients, method, and a photo if you have one. We review every submission but cannot guarantee publication. If we feature your recipe, we will credit you.

Do your recipes use standard measurements?
Yes. All recipes use standard US measurements including cups, tablespoons, teaspoons, ounces, and Fahrenheit for temperatures. Where helpful, we also include weight measurements in grams.

03 Fresh Drinks

What kind of drinks content do you cover?
We cover a wide range of fresh drinks including smoothies, juices, infused waters, herbal drinks, fresh lemonades, healthy shakes, detox drinks, and seasonal beverages. We focus on drinks made with real, whole ingredients rather than powders or artificial mixes.

Are your drink recipes healthy?
Most are made with natural ingredients and no added preservatives. Each recipe lists the key ingredients so you can make informed choices. For drinks with significant sugar content, whether from fruit or added sweeteners, we note that clearly.

Do you cover alcoholic drinks?
At this time our drinks section focuses on non-alcoholic fresh beverages. This may expand in the future.

I do not have a blender. Can I still make your drink recipes?
Many of our drink recipes require no equipment at all, just mixing or steeping. For recipes that do use a blender, we try to note when a simpler method or a hand mixer can work as a substitute.

04 Diets and Healthy Eating

What diets do you cover on The Fake Food Show?
We cover a broad range of eating approaches including vegetarian, vegan, Mediterranean, low carb, keto, intermittent fasting, DASH diet, anti-inflammatory eating, intuitive eating, and balanced everyday nutrition. We approach each one objectively, looking at the evidence rather than promoting any single diet as the only right way to eat.

Is the health and diet content on your site medical advice?
No. Everything on The Fake Food Show related to health, nutrition, and diets is for general informational purposes only. It is not intended as medical advice, diagnosis, or a treatment plan. If you have a health condition, are on medication, are pregnant, or are planning a major dietary change, please speak with a qualified healthcare provider or registered dietitian before making that change.

How do you decide what health information to publish?
We rely on peer-reviewed research, registered dietitians, and credible health organizations when writing about nutrition and diet. We do not publish health claims that are not backed by credible sources. If we are covering a topic where the evidence is mixed or still evolving, we say so clearly.

Do you promote any specific diet or eating plan?
We do not have a preferred diet or sponsored eating philosophy. Our goal is to give you accurate, balanced information so you can make informed choices that work for your own body, lifestyle, and goals.

I have a food allergy. How do I find safe recipes?
We include a list of main ingredients and common allergens in our recipes. However, we strongly recommend verifying every ingredient yourself, especially if you have a severe allergy. We are not responsible for reactions resulting from ingredient substitutions or manufacturer formula changes. When in doubt, consult a healthcare professional.

05 Website and Content

How often do you publish new content?
We publish new recipes, health articles, drink guides, and food content on a regular basis. The best way to stay updated is to subscribe to our newsletter or check the site directly.

How do I subscribe to your newsletter?
You can subscribe by entering your email address in the signup form on our homepage. We send updates when new content goes live. You can unsubscribe at any time from the link at the bottom of any email.

Can I share your recipes or articles on social media?
You are welcome to share links to our content on social media. Please do not copy and republish our full recipe text, articles, or photographs on another website or platform without written permission. If you want to feature our content, reach out to us at contact@thefakefoodshow.com.

I found an error in one of your articles. How do I report it?
We appreciate that. Please email us at contact@thefakefoodshow.com with the article title and a description of the error. We take accuracy seriously and will review and correct it as quickly as possible.

Do you accept guest posts or contributor submissions?
We are selective about outside contributions. If you are a food writer, nutritionist, or chef and would like to pitch a piece, send a brief introduction and your idea to contact@thefakefoodshow.com. We review all pitches but cannot guarantee a response to every submission.

06 Partnerships and Advertising

Do you work with brands or food companies?
Yes, we are open to partnerships that are a genuine fit for our audience and content. If you represent a brand and are interested in working together, reach out to us at partner@thefakefoodshow.com.

How do you handle sponsored content?
Any content that involves a paid partnership or sponsorship is clearly labeled on the page. Our editorial opinions are never for sale. A brand partnership does not give any company the right to influence our honest review or editorial voice.

Do your product reviews involve paid partnerships?
Our independent reviews are not paid for by the brands we cover. If a product is sent to us for review, we disclose that. If a review involves a paid arrangement, it will be clearly labeled as sponsored content. We do not write positive reviews in exchange for payment.

I want to advertise on The Fake Food Show. How do I get started?
Please send your inquiry to partner@thefakefoodshow.com with a brief description of your brand, your goals, and the type of partnership you have in mind. Someone from our team will get back to you.

07 Technical and Account Questions

Do I need to create an account to use the website?
No. All content on The Fake Food Show is freely accessible without creating an account.

Does the website use cookies?
Yes, we use a small number of essential cookies to make the website function correctly. We do not currently use advertising or tracking cookies. You can read the full details in our Cookie Policy page.

How do I contact The Fake Food Show?
You can reach us through the following emails depending on your inquiry:
General questions and reader mail: contact@thefakefoodshow.com
Business and partnerships: partner@thefakefoodshow.com
Copyright and DMCA: dmca@thefakefoodshow.com
We aim to respond to all emails within two to three business days.

How do I report a copyright issue?
If you believe content on our website infringes your copyright, please send a DMCA notice to dmca@thefakefoodshow.com. Full instructions are available on our DMCA Policy page.

Still have a question?
We are a real team and we read every message. If you did not find your answer above, send us a note and we will get back to you within two to three business days.
contact@thefakefoodshow.com