Victoria S. DorsanoFounder, Be Victorious Coaching · Be Victorious Coaching · Systems > Willpower

3 FAKE foods you’re buying 🫵🏼 #foodfacts

21 Oct 2025 · 1 min

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In this short exposé, Victoria S. Dorsano warns viewers that three everyday pantry staples—sourdough bread, olive oil, and honey—are frequently sold in counterfeit forms. She explains how sourdough can be made with non‑artisan processes, how many olive oils are diluted with cheaper vegetable oils, and how a large proportion of commercial honey is actually corn‑syrup‑based. Dorsano then offers a concise, practical checklist of visual, tactile, and label‑based cues that consumers can use while shopping to verify the authenticity of these products, empowering viewers to make more informed purchases.

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You've most likely innocently bought one of these 3 foods this week without knowing it was fake. Yeah, fake. Your sourdough bread might be lying to you, along with your olive oil and your honey that might mostly be corn syrup. Today I'm exposing the 3 most commonly faked foods, and I'll show you exactly how to find the real stuff. So while we can't cover over all the fraudulent food out there, we're going to cover 3 specific items that are very commonly bought and thought of to be real: sourdough, olive oil, and honey. Essentially the most commonly faked. And then go over a simple checklist that you can run through so you can shop with confidence knowing that you're getting the real thing ultimately.