Stock Photos Of Kids Eating Is The Cutest (And Most Unrealistic) Thing You'll See Today (PHOTOS)

Now, if only they ate like this in real life...

Kids aren't exactly known for being great eaters -- in fact, they tend to be some of the pickiest, messiest, and loudest people to share mealtime with.

But with a little stock photo magic, anything and everything is possible. There's no denying that these photos of kids eating are absolutely adorable -- but they're also wildly unrealistic. Toddlers eating ice cream without any drips? Kids embracing piles of fruit? We're calling these stock photos' bluff.

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Carrots
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Yeah guys, this is realistic. Kids aren't often seen chomping on raw, fresh-picked carrots -- let alone ones that aren't even peeled.
2
Pizza
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First of all, this pizza looks microwaved or maybe fake altogether. Second of all, this pose is completely creepy and has never once occurred in real life.
3
Corn
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When was the last time you saw anyone smile this big while eating corn on the cob? Or better yet, not have kernels in their teeth?
4
Ice Cream
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NO DRIPS. NO MESS. NO STAINS. NO ICE CREAM ALL OVER THEIR FACES.
5
Tomatoes
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Just your average fresh-off-the-vine hilarious tomato.
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Burgers
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'Okay, so cover your mouth with the burger and then open your eyes reaaaaally wide. Yeah, that looks great! So natural, not murderous at all.'
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Grilled Vegetables
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Just FYI, the stock caption of this is 'cute positive boy with fork and knife,' so apparently he has a really good attitude about this meal.
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Fruits
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We'll call this one 'fruit binge after day camp.'
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Watermelon
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This mini watermelon whisperer knows all the secrets.
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Strawberries
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This kid's face looks alarming clean for strawberry eating. We're calling BS.

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