The REACT channel on YouTube decided to do something about these cravings. They decided to have a professional chef recreate some of the most famous food from The Simpsons, and offer it to their “reactors,” who came to the filming with an empty stomach. But there was a twist. For each meal they tasted, there was a punishment waiting for them in the end. Also, those who managed to pass on the food were in for a treat at the end. Unfortunately, this was easier said than done.

Watch people struggle not to eat the iconic food from The Simpsons in the video below.

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An illustrator from San Diego, California named Luis Burgueño, aka Luie B Cartoons, wants to make people happy by drawing them in the style of The Simpsons. He clarifies that he’s not associated nor endorsed by Fox entertainment, the network which owns the sitcom. Rather, he called his drawings as “Yellow Caricature” and shares them on his Instagram and Facebook accounts.

Scroll down to see real people transformed into residents of Springfield.

https://www.instagram.com/p/BltvvhJlVTU/?taken-by=luiebcartoons

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The REACT channel on YouTube decided to do something about these cravings. They decided to have a professional chef recreate some of the most famous food from The Simpsons, and offer it to their “reactors,” who came to the filming with an empty stomach. But there was a twist. For each meal they tasted, there was a punishment waiting for them in the end. Also, those who managed to pass on the food were in for a treat at the end. Unfortunately, this was easier said than done.

Watch people struggle not to eat the iconic food from The Simpsons in the video below.

The post Watch People Struggle Not to Eat Iconic Food from “The Simpsons” appeared first on TettyBetty.

An illustrator from San Diego, California named Luis Burgueño, aka Luie B Cartoons, wants to make people happy by drawing them in the style of The Simpsons. He clarifies that he’s not associated nor endorsed by Fox entertainment, the network which owns the sitcom. Rather, he called his drawings as “Yellow Caricature” and shares them on his Instagram and Facebook accounts.

Scroll down to see real people transformed into residents of Springfield.

https://www.instagram.com/p/BltvvhJlVTU/?taken-by=luiebcartoons

The post This Artist Turns People Into Iconic “Simpsons” Characters appeared first on TettyBetty.