THIS PRODUCT IS NOT WHAT YOU GET WHEN YOU PLACE ORDER

I don't think so.

I believe the OP is unhappy that Food52 decided to confusingly show three of the four available herb pots rather than specific product photos that cover exactly what each SKU offers (each SKU offers one basil pot and one other pot with a different herb).

The main group photo only shows three of the four herbs (blue: cilantro; gold: basil; silver: mint). There is another herb missing from the group photo (orange: parsley).

OP's point is what you see is NOT what you get. None of the five photographs illustrates an actual SKU.

Thank you for responding - I believe I am a visual person and seeing 3 is what I expected to be ordering - yes I saw the 2 jars at the very end in a much smaller type size. Thanks for responding.

Yes, you got it. I like complete honesty and representation when I am considering a purchase. I kept looking for a way to "add one more jar" and that's not there....have to double the order and take 4. I declined to purchase. I'll get over it though. Thanks for responding.

To 702551 - the Yes you got it reply is for you. Forgot to add your handle.

To KLS - the Thank you for responding reply is for you. Forgot to add your handle. 702551 is right on.

OP's concern is really about how Food52's e-commerce store editors present items.

We all have seen group photos that show the range of options (forms, sizes, colors, whatever). That's not the issue.

The problem here is that Food52's e-commerce storefront doesn't always reflect what the selected SKU represents.

Let's say you are shopping for swimsuit combo and you hypothetically want a bikini in with a bubblegum pink full coverage underwire top and a lime green bottom with generous coverage. If you select that SKU and the product image stays on a ultramarine demi top and skimpy bottom, that doesn't reflect your selected SKU.

That's the essential problem here.

This is not specific to Food52 or even food sites. If you were shopping for smartphones and selected Champagne Gold as the product color, you'd expect the product image to switch to Champagne Gold reflecting what the shipment would deliver.

Now I don't run Food52's e-commerce operations but I feel that the OP's concerns are completely valid. It's 2021. Asking for a photo for the given SKU is not out of line.

If you're on some online dating site and you click on a guy who looks like David Beckham and someone who closely resembles Jabba The Hut shows up at the rendezvous, what would you think?

702551 ................... BRAVO AND DITTO.

you're hilarious.

To 52 Food Community reply - If you understand the confusion, why not change the photo to 2 - that's TWO - jars so as to be completely upfront with potential customers. Just because you have it in the title in small print at the end doesn't make it right. I did not purchase and do not intend to. I like buying online but I do not like buying from people who try to visually misrepresent their product with tricks. Good luck.