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The Great 'shrinking food and other items' Hunt
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Someone else has said the smaller Cadbury's bars have shrunk in size.....but last night I noticed that the chunks in the large bars have thinned out a bit. I had a look at the pack and they've shrunk them from 230g to 200g, but the wrapper is still the same size so you wouldn't know (unless you're a dreadful chocoholic like me).This is a system account and does not represent a real person. To contact the Forum Team email forumteam@moneysavingexpert.com0
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Sainsbury's changed the packaging of their 'Ultra Soft Tissues' from blue to brown - the box was the same size, but now there were only 80 tissues in it instead of 85.
A little later they 'shrank' the size of the box, and took the moral high ground - claiming that they were being ecologically sound by using 20% less packaging for the same number of tissues.
Hmm.e cineribus resurgam("From the ashes I shall arise.")0 -
Noticed today 18 can packs of Pepsi are now can size of 250ml instead of 330ml, might have been like it for a while but only just noticed.0
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Aunt Bessie's gravy granules have been repackaged into a longer slimmer container (that no longer fits it it's space in my cupboard :mad:) plus it's gone from 300g to 260g for the same price.0
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The Lindt Lindor big red truffle-filled truffle isn't as big this year and I'm sure it's more expensive at £15 (seen Sainsbury's and ASDA).0
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Although Mr Left Twix and Mr Right Twix work independently and don’t know what each other does, they’ve both managed to reduce the size of their bars from 60g to 50g. Impressive. Perhaps they are psychic. I reckon they both had the same idea of removing caramel as well.0
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My favourite treat from Iceland, sweet and sour chicken has reduced from 263g to 255g.. I have lost a chicken b*ll! (yes I count them, OH is not getting more than me!!)2013 NSD 100. CC2014CC- £31.50/£1352014 NSD 86 so far - May 20/212014 G/C spend £741.55 so far May £107.99/£91Debt Free - 30.05.13 Emergency tin - £1000June 23 - 9NSD0
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Anyone recall when Muller Lights used to be 200g?!0
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Sainsburys Piccalilli both the normal and sweet have gone from 400-425g down to 290g - between 37.8 - 42% shrink. Same price - £1 a jar and its on 2 for £1.50.
I was there this morning picking up buffet bits for a colleague's 50th birthday do this afternoon0 -
Hovis Best of Both has reduced from 800g to 750g - but the price stays the same!
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