Is this shrinkflation?
"New" = less product and a huge price jump! (Daiya vegan cheese)
"Losing 50 ml for the same price": Canadians call out Classico pasta sauce shrinkflation
damn lost ounces but not millilitres
Tropicana juice cartons now 1.75L in my area - used to be 1.89L
Nestlé Carnation hot chocolate: 400g (was 500)
Burger King Bacon Burger $5 Meal - Sauce For Scale
Catering to US&UK customers bc ofc
Iced tea is now a 20 pack instead of a 24.
Big bag of Ruffles potato chips: used to be 220g, now 200g (price unchanged)
Food with artificial sweeteners tastes bitter and unsweetened?
Cottonelle toilet paper: Higher price with less toilet paper
Soap getting slimmer
This candy shrunk 15% and now CVS lies about its cost/oz
I thought I'd treat myself with some coconut chocolates
Célébration Raspberry truffle, shallow packaging
shrinkflation vs skimpflation, which do you hate more
Bowled over: Why some Canadians are feeling duped by their breakfast cereal | CBC
IKEA shrunk its candy but still labels it as the larger size
The CBC video (and article) that made me create this community
