On 2/17/2026 at 3:50 PM, CallumWK said:

The trick is that they first decrease the sizes, which is less obvious to the buyer.

Just look at many things in the supermarket that have decreased in size. Like 250 ml milk bricks that suddenly became 230 or even 200 ml, and that often goes unnoticed.

Then later, when they can't decrease the size any further, they up the price 20%, but in fact that 20% price increase is a 40% increase.

Correct, I have noticed that the box or bag the product is delivered in is of the same size and design as before but with less content.

I don't even eat local food.

Way too little protein and too many carbs and cooked in unhealthy oils.

So food prices are not cheap for me.

You gotta eat and try to stay healthy, whatever it costs.

4 minutes ago, save the frogs said:

I don't even eat local food.

Way too little protein and too many carbs and cooked in unhealthy oils.

So food prices are not cheap for me.

You gotta eat and try to stay healthy, whatever it costs.

Try the superhero diet. Chicken rice and broccoli.

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