Have you ever played that game “Two Truths and a Lie” with your friends or colleagues? It is often used as an ice breaker activity, or on the odd occasion, a drinking game. The premise is simple, each person tells two truths about themselves and one lie. The rest of the group is tasked with discovering which statement is the lie. Often times, players make outlandish statements that are sprinkled with a tiny bit of truth for their lie. This game is not much different from the way food is marketed to us. The words used to market food to the masses, in America, are bold, catchy, and have a…