Product center, its real ingredients deconstructed and suspended around it. Instant what's-inside credibility.
Editorial food-chaos tableau, vertical 4:5, on a warm grey-beige studio backdrop acting as the wall above a white-clothed dinner table. TYPE FIRST: top center, a bookish serif headline in deep charcoal, exactly: "[FLAVOR NAME — e.g. "Garden Caesar"]"; directly beneath, in spaced typewriter lettering, exactly: "Available at [RETAILER — e.g. "your grocer"]". SCENE: [PRODUCT — e.g. "Salta, homestyle olive-oil potato chips"] — the bag upright and slightly tilted, propped on a teetering stack of mismatched vintage ceramic plates in odd cheerful colors, as if grabbed mid-dinner-party. Around the stack the flavor's real ingredients sprawl with intentional mess: whole romaine hearts on their sides, scattered croutons, a rough wedge of hard cheese, a bowl of dressing with the spoon left in, a knife dropped at an angle, crumbs on the cloth. One [ACCENT COLOR — e.g. "green"] oval sticker-badge tilted 15 degrees beside the bag, exactly: "[CLAIM — e.g. "MADE WITH 100% OLIVE OIL"]". Soft daylight from upper left, true food-magazine color, everything appetizing and touchable. Negative: no floating objects, no dark moody grade, no retailer logos, no hands; bag label legible and unwarped, all quoted text exact, mess styled but never dirty.