Twitter Created the Most Depressing Versions of Your Favorite Food [PHOTOS]

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Chris Hardwick, host of Midnight Show issued a Twitter challenge among the show’s fan base last night with the hashtag #SadProducts. The talk show host encouraged the Twitterverse to go out and think up sad versions of everyday products. What Hardwick probably didn’t expect was some of the most depressing Photoshop manipulations of popular packaged foods and ideas.

Let’s be real, some of these should never make it to store shelves. In fact, after a good laugh, it actually dawns on us how depressing these really are. You’d probably have to photoshop some Zoloft to accompany a few of these. We kid, but not really.

Check some of the best ones out for yourselves.

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H/T First We Feast

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