Optical illusion: Only a true foodie can spot the 2 odd items in under 12 seconds
If there's one thing food lovers are good at, it's spotting their favourite treats from a mile away. But today's challenge isn't about making you hungry (well, maybe just a little), it's about testing your foodie instincts with a fun optical illusion.
In the image in front of you, you'll see a mouth-watering spread of hotdogs, ketchup, mayonnaise, and burgers. Everything looks perfectly normal at first glance. But wait, not everything here belongs. Hidden among these tasty treats are two odd items that don't quite match the rest.
Here's the catch: you have just 12 seconds to find them. Are you ready to put your food-spotting skills to the test?
Image Credit: 1337 Games
Why is this illusion tricky
This challenge works because your brain is wired to recognise patterns quickly. When the image is filled with similar-looking food items, your mind automatically groups them together, making it harder to notice the differences.
Add the time pressure, and suddenly it's a lot tougher than it sounds.
Hints to help you
If you're struggling, here are two clues:
One of the odd items is a bottle, but it's not the usual ketchup or mayonnaise.
The other odd item is a type of food you'll find in the image, but with a small twist.
The big reveal
Time's up! Could you spot them?
The two odd items are:
A bottle of mustard sauce - hiding among the
ketchup and mayo
bottles.
A hotdog with ketchup - different from the plain hotdogs shown everywhere else.
Image Credit: 1337 Games
These sneaky additions blend in so well that most people miss them on the first try. Only those with a keen eye for detail, and maybe a strong love for food, can catch them in under 12 seconds.
Why optical illusions like this are good for you
Sure, these challenges are fun, but they also give your brain a mini workout. Spotting differences in images improves concentration, observation skills, and short-term memory. Studies also suggest that such puzzles can help keep the mind sharp and reduce stress levels.
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