isnt this illegal? food packages have to be labeled correctly

that is COMPLETELY infuriating

idk why, but since i was a kid i’ve always love the way these look.. when i was 7 i would beg my mom to just let have a soap to myself to stare at 😭😭

That's actually a Little Mac.

The artwork on the right is very pretty.

Highway robbery! Boycott the brand, boycott the company.

Shouldn't the old cans be in the front? Ya know, rotate stock correctly?

Well, there's that parenting thread where the kid wanted chicken with no meat.

into NARNIA

This is like when you cut an avocado and the seed is as big as the moon, leaving you with a teaspoon of actual fruit.

I see no problem. Icecream decided to match your sock.

Ok, Pandas, we gotta figure it out. WHO cut the cheese?

The toppings are not worth it anyway. Buy plain yoghurt and add your own toppings.

This will cause fights. 12 is evenly divisible up to four children. 11 is prime...

That's not a taco-- that's blueprints for a taco, complete with a sample of each ingredient.

I read somewhere that there is a +- allowed difference. Not sure if 5% or 10%. And some producers, to increase profit, use it to their advantage.

Noticed that with my Tide Pods as well. My old pack was somewhere around 100 pods, but the new pack has somewhere around 88. And the box is the same size as the old one.

*gobbles up the fish* Fish? What fish?

Diet Oreo cookies

This is a case of the owner of the vending machine stocking it with the smaller bottle, not an issue of Coke actually shrinking the product. The 20 oz bottles are normally sold individually, while the 16.9 oz bottles are the ones usually sold in a 6 pack.

I like pickles though so it’s okay. It’s still sad

I think it’s just the dish

I make croutons when our bread gets stale. Cut into cubes, toss lightly with EVOO and any seasonings you like. Bake at 350 for 10 to 20 minutes stirring once or twice. Cool and store in air tight container or ziplock bags. You can even freeze them as long as they are completely dry first

now i want a burrito. but this is true, i remember their burritos being units.

Hellofresh is off my list of thing to try now.

okay but can we talk about how good these are? sugar content be damned those are deliSh

Oh not Trader Joe’s too?!

i just brushed my teeth with like almost the exact same tube 💀

Cut in half and then weigh to make sure it's even. That's how we split icecream with my husband, leaving nothing to chance. 🙃

this is TERRIBLY heartbreaking

That's a bit ridiculous. Since they redesigned packaging anyway, could have made it into 3x3 rows instead.

okay but the new oats look SO much worse

😂 I can’t anymore. It looks like it got run over!

Since the packaging is by far most of the cost I the product cost might actually have gone up (due to the higher can). Stupid.

But they make it look like more bread

can't tell without a banana

Also ‘to’ not ‘too’ I think? Sorry 😞

You must not brush your teeth much if a toothbrush lasts 10 years 🤣

this isn’t even laughably small anymore it’s who-hurt-the-maker-so-badly small

I want ice cream

But it is still supposed to make up to 90 drinks?

That left one lookin kinda thicc 😳

Never seen tea in a bottle before. Welcome to the end of the world.

Are they somehow guaranteed to be three M&Ms per cookie? Does the packaging say so? I looked at screenshots of the packaging and I don't see any guarantees of three M&Ms per cookie. The photo of the cookie on the pack has three M&Ms, but product pics on packaging are usually Photoshopped anyway. I'm not trying to say that they're not a gyp, but I don't know where OP is getting "they're supposed to have three M&Ms per cookie" from.

I liked it when it was 2 dollar's!

If you think I can read that…

Volume is not measured like that. Use a volume meter, usually a recipient with volume markings on it.

Just because the little sachets are smaller doesn't automatically mean the product is less, they might have been able to fit the same amount of product in a smaller sachet by wasting less space. (I can't actually see anything on those little sachets to indicate the contents have been reduced.)

Still trying to figure out what a bec is? Anyone?