What products do you now refuse to buy because of shrinkflation?

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VOODOO285@reddit

It’s getting to be ANY chocolate. They had an excuse for a short while that cocoa had gone crazy expensive. Circa 12k per tonne iirc. It’s dropped back to about 2-3k now but the prices have gone up again. It’s just excuseless at this point and there’s so much of it going on. While not realistic, a guy flew to somewhere in Europe, bought the exact same shopping he would have here and flew back and it still cost him less than it would have to buy it in his local supermarket and he got a day out in European country x for his troubles. There’s absolutely no need for it. Rip-Off Britain has hit a new high and we’re just letting it happen.

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SilyLavage@reddit

>a guy flew to somewhere in Europe, bought the exact same shopping he would have here and flew back and it still cost him less than it would have to buy it in his local supermarket Having found the story, [the shopping list in question](https://www.walesonline.co.uk/news/uk-news/man-flew-turkey-bought-groceries-33417988) appears to have been: * 3 tubes of toothpaste * Coco Pops * 2 packs of Haribo Chamallows * 2 packs of Haribo Starmix * 2 packs of Doritos * 2 Twix multipacks * Garner BB Cream * 2 packs of wet wipes * a pack of socks * 2 packs of pocket tissues * 2 packs of nappies * Smirnoff * carrier bags That seems a bit contrived to me. In general, British supermarkets are known for being cheap in comparison to the European average.

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Disastrous-Emu-557@reddit

I think the list is designed to make the point that these items are (seemingly) made in UK factories and then shipped to Turkey. Yet they are sold cheaper over there. The fact that they are more expensive in the UK and cheaper there, appears to be profiteering. British consumers are paying higher prices simply because brands know they will pay more. I don't think it is contrived. It is bringing attention to price fixing and abuse of a dominant position. Something which is actually unlawful.

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slicineyeballs@reddit

Yes, it is purposely designed to make this point (or a similar one) - it is therefore contrived. Whether this matters or not / if he is trying to pass it off as his actual shopping list is probably the real problem people have with this.

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SilyLavage@reddit

To take [Haribo](https://www.haribo.com/en/career) as an example, it appears to have production facilities in both the UK, Turkey, and other European countries. It's not a given products on sale in Turkey are imported from here.

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Mental_Body_5496@reddit

Haribo is an international brand overseeing lots of country's sweets - car-en-sac in France for example - pontefract cakes in the UK !

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Disastrous-Emu-557@reddit

Not supermarkets. Food brands like mondelez abusing their position. This alone does not prove it. But there are smoking guns if you follow EU anti-trust rulings: https://ec.europa.eu/commission/presscorner/detail/en/ip_24_2727

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SilyLavage@reddit

'Page not found', I'm afraid.

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LongsandsBeach@reddit

Or it’s just much cheaper to run a business in Turkey.

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kunstlich@reddit

A kilo and a half of coco pops, three tubes of toothpaste, and duty free booze. Thing is, most everything else is demonstrably cheaper anyway, why go with such a bizarre selection. Proving you can fly to Turkey and back for the same cost of a grocery shop is still a big point to make.

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External-Praline-451@reddit

Lol, very contrived. That's not a standard shopping list. I bet he found the cheapest flight to somewhere random at a stupid time, then deliberately chose the items that would fit the narrative he was trying to make.

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DryJackfruit6610@reddit

Yeah I have found supermarkets in Italy and France to be far more expensive than the UK

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Strong_Access_8179@reddit

I bought a Snickers Duo the other day, first chocolate in a long time, because I just needed a quick snack to get my blood sugars up a bit. I swear the bars were about the width of Twix bars. I'm sticking to premium chocolate from now on, on the rare occasions I buy chocolate at all, because I'd honestly rather pay a lot of money for something really good rather than a middling amount of money for something that leaves me feeling ripped off.

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ValenciaHadley@reddit

I've resorted to getting my chocolate off Amazon because I like an expensive brand (Bendicks, so dark it's vegan) that I buy as a treat because I've got so many allergies and intolerances I don't eat a lot of sweet stuff. They use to be £4.50 for a 200g box in Tesco, it's now £6.75. A 400g box is anywhere between £8 and £12 on Amazon. I don't/can't eat sweets, cake, biscuits, ice cream, a huge variety of sugary junk food and chocolate use to be a nice little treat but it's getting so expensive.

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DameKumquat@reddit

I don't know how Bendicks are doing it, but they've been on special offer for most of the last two years and at one point were cheaper than After Eights (who are now Nestlé). There's fewer Bittermints in a box but compared to everything else they haven't shrinkflated nearly so bad.

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ValenciaHadley@reddit

The quality hasn't dropped and I don't think the ingredients have changed either. For me buying Bendicks is worth is it, I don't buy a lot but I can't eat other confectionary.

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Solid_good_wheeze@reddit

I watched that video on YouTube, it shows how much we get ripped off in Britain.

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VOODOO285@reddit

That’ll be the one. I’d link to it if I could find it. I just sat there dumbfounded. We’re idiots for paying it and our government should do something about it.

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tmr89@reddit (OP)

I suppose the chocolate companies saw that people paid the crazy high prices anyway, so they’re just keeping the prices there

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craigybacha@reddit

Pretty much any "sharing" bag of chocolate. I swear only 5 years ago those bags for around 1.50 were big. They're tiny now.

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DMMMOM@reddit

At this point, anything outside of eggs, sausages and vegetables.

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fulthrottlejazzhands@reddit

You mean eggs that now come in 10-packs instead of a dozen and cost more than they used to when there were 12 to a carton?

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Patient_Cheetah4884@reddit

Snack/cereal/oat bars. they are so small now and expensive.

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Pen_dragons_pizza@reddit

Cadburys I pray for their profits to tumble and the board to suddenly panic and change the recipe to resemble what it was. The fact they think I am a mug by charging me more, making the chocolate smaller but then also the bottoms of the chocolate being curved inwards is shocking. It genuinely angers me so much Easter was a fucking joke having eggs that are practically flat to save on chocolate of an oval shape

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KaylsTheOptimist@reddit

I used to buy a Cadbury caramel after therapy every week, big bar because I deserved it. I’ve not bought one in months and I’ve not found a replacement honestly Cadbury can get lost at this point

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PutridForce1559@reddit

I mean they put bubbles in chocolate and charged more for it (Aero). The signs were there years ago…

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Doomergeneration@reddit

Dairy Milk has the consistency of rubber these days

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FluffyGhostCat@reddit

I bought a £10 cadburys egg for easter and discovered it was a flattened oval. I was disappointed but when I started eating it I discovered the shell was very thick so it sort of made up for it. Though I agree flattened ovals should not exist for Easter; especially in a £10 egg lol

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redditmeupbuttercup@reddit

100%. The taste has gone downhill and you can't even bake properly with cadburys anymore so it has no positives left.I've turned to lindt and Tony's instead, more pricey but they're so much nicer and you know what you're getting.

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Vequihellin@reddit

I do love Tony's but it can be hard to find the bigger bars. M&S do chunky bars for £3.50. I've been using that.

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Accurate-Income-6794@reddit

Can you buy Tony's in the UK?

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redditmeupbuttercup@reddit

Yeah, I've found it in my local Tesco and morrisons. Sainsbury's has the best range of flavours though, but I don't have one local so I can only get my favourite bar when I order online (the choc chip cookie is divine)

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Competitive_Kiwi4844@reddit

I have an addiction to Tony’s little bits

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TheGoktor@reddit

Ooh, matron! 😲😂

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odkfn@reddit

Pretty much everywhere…?

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Vequihellin@reddit

I am also boycotting Cadbury's. I'm trying to avoid Nestle too but they are everywhere (e.g. The Condensed milk I need for a particular dessert) so I mostly just avoid buying their chocolate products. At easter this year I bought my nephew a Dino egg from M&S, and everyone else got something from M&S or Hotel Chocolat. Shrinkflation of everything is so depressing. Jaffa cakes used to be 12 in a pack. Now it's 10. Choco Leibneiz biscuits are 1 fewer in a pack now too.

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_Yalan@reddit

Not to mention the shit American recipe that is just palm oil and sugar that they replaced it with. It's honestly disgusting now.

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CantaloupeEasy6486@reddit

I went vegan in 2019 and bought so much bournville chocolate all the time until they put milk in it and then they suddenly started selling vegan bars for twice the price... Screw Cadburys

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GalvanicGrey@reddit

>I pray for their profits to tumble and the board to suddenly panic and change the recipe to resemble what it was. I genuinely don't mean to sound like an arse, but this is just funny and naive. The owners will continue to run the company and name into the dirt until it's no longer profitable. As soon as it isn't anymore, they'll strip it of any assets, sell off everything they can, and declare bankruptcy. And just like that, a British institution since the early 1800s will be dead. They won't reverse the formula. That's too expensive.

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takesthebiscuit@reddit

Their parent company has been (successfully) sued for shrinkflation in Germany https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/crmp428zylko

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Competitive_Kiwi4844@reddit

Yes I love this! Well done consumers and thanks for sharing the knowledge! I would forgive Cadbury’s if A. they brought back the og recipe, and B. they brought back Spira’s!!!

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Fun_Hunter_4899@reddit

I haven’t bought anything Cadburys in a long time, since they broke the recipe

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PCMRJack@reddit

All of the beers in supermarkets that don't taste like piss come in 330ml cans now. I do not want 330ml cans of beer! I won't support it!

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jdsuperman@reddit

Which beers taste like piss? Why would any company make a beer that tastes like piss?? I've never tasted piss, so I'm intrigued by this.

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PCMRJack@reddit

If you've never tasted piss and want to know what it tastes like, I'd recommend starting with a can of Fosters.

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jdsuperman@reddit

See, I've tried that, and it just tastes like a fairly average lager. Is that how piss tastes?

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PCMRJack@reddit

Yes exactly, the fairly average lager in the UK does taste like piss nowadays. All of them have been bought out by one of a couple conglomerates like AB inBev and homogenised. The ones that don't taste like piss come in 330ml cans now, for some ungodly reason.

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jdsuperman@reddit

Well, I'm amazed by the revelation that my piss, if I tasted it, would taste like one of the UK's most popular lagers. If this knowledge gets out, it could save a lot of people a lot of money.

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PCMRJack@reddit

I am joking and you are being pedantic

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tmr89@reddit (OP)

Yup, I thought that yesterday. They only have 4/10 packs of 330ml cans OR you pay £3.50 per single 440ml can

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Educational-Angle717@reddit

Pringles - I do still love them but the other day I noticed in the shop they've like gone down a third in size.

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SpecialistGas2884@reddit

Walkers square crisps are thinner than they used to be. I’m quite sure.

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Away-Thing-839@reddit

I still buy kettle chips. (Though not as often) But now I end up eating the whole bag in one sitting instead of being able to split it over a couple of nights 😅

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Playful_Echidna_3465@reddit

Depends if there’s an alternative that’s suitable in quality/flavour. Sometimes I’ll buy above than below. For example, I went from Cadburys to Lindt Smooth Milk or Tonys. More expensive but way nicer, and I think a better value because I actually enjoy it.

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mike9874@reddit

I know not the question, but do you find the various sized bits of Tony's a bit annoying? It makes it harder to break and you can't simply have one little bit at a time

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Playful_Echidna_3465@reddit

Yeah it is a bit frustrating, I’d much prefer if it was in a standard block design

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lydz25@reddit

The new filled ones are softer and easier to eat in general.

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Playful_Echidna_3465@reddit

That’s great if you want filled chocolate.

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lydz25@reddit

Indeed. Well, I think the irregular shapes are a comment on the unfairness in the chocolate industry, child slavery etc, or something like that. Could always cut it up if it's a big problem for you. 😂 Personally, I like the funky shapes.

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mike9874@reddit

That's exactly what it's for, I still find it a pain

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lydz25@reddit

Fair enough. At least when you're sharing you can give other ppl the tiny bits 😂

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VOODOO285@reddit

Tesco finest microwave meals. Used to love the 2 meals for £7.50 or so. They were more than decent enough to buy a few to keep in the fridge for when you just couldn’t be bothered doing something proper. But they kept bringing out “new recipe” (cheaper worse ingredients) and filling the trays less and less and I think they’re £8.50 for 2 now. Proper rip off.

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esper_wing@reddit

Ready meals in general have gotten insanely overpriced. Portions seem way smaller, quality has declined across the board, there’s less variety (especially in terms of veggie options) and yet most of them cost upwards of £4 as standard. I only buy them if there’s a yellow sticker discount now.

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dachocochamp@reddit

I've tried a lot of M&S meals on work's dime and honestly a lot of them aren't much better. I got a £7 or something ridiculous pot of carbonara one night and it was nearly inedible. Didn't have anything else in the house and it was late so I struggled through it.

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VOODOO285@reddit

Yeah a couple of the things from there are actually brilliant but the ready meals… rubbish in fancy bags. At least the decline in quality and increase in price has had me stop buying ready meals now.

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Rendogog@reddit

Luck Tesco and their corporate profiteering since Covid, repeatedly getting record profits is part of the cause of the cost of living problems for everyone. Yeah I know some corporate shill will tell me they only make 4% margin, I dont care, if 2.5% was okay before covid and they still made massive profits it should be now too.

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TomfromLondon@reddit

Going by everything here, it's only impacted junk food.

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waveform06@reddit

If non junk food has not gone up then its the suppliers that are getting price gouged.

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PipalaShone@reddit

Uh, none? My internal conversation goes thus: "CRIKEY! That's both smaller and more expensive than it used to be!" "Well, do I still want it?" "Yes" or "No". I'm not going to die on a hill of not having something I want to "stick it to the man". It isn't going to make a difference apart from me having to only consume tap water and nettles.

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DJMDuke@reddit

Any protein bar, Grenade, Fulfill, PhD, Farewell. I am not paying £3 for a chocolate bar with a little bit of whey added.

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blackzero2@reddit

Lidl's own brand protein bars are underrated.

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DJMDuke@reddit

ALDIs own protein bars are my new goto .

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blackzero2@reddit

Ill have a look next time I'm there

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Strong_Access_8179@reddit

I always buy them in bulk from one of those discount sites where they're out of date or close to it. Much cheaper and it makes absolutely no difference for something like a protein bar or a granola bar.

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VOODOO285@reddit

Been LOVING the Sci-mx ones. The protein blondie is delicious. Was able to buy 4x12 from Amazon for £43 with discounts. They’ve just jumped up to £50 for the exact same thing. Not paying it. Subscription cancelled.

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WaltzFirm6336@reddit

Non supermarket cat foot brands. All the major brands shrank their wet cat food pouch size with no warning. It’s literally cruel to starve cats by cutting their meal portion size and not telling anyone. I’ll never buy from them again after that.

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gentletonberry@reddit

Creme Eggs suffered both shrinkflaton (five to a box instead of six), and enshittification thanks to the Kraft buyout. Cadbury’s chocolate has become so waxy and nasty that I never bother with it anymore.

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mronion82@reddit

It reminds me of really, really poor quality cannabis resin. The kind that smells of diesel and has plastic bits in it.

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MazerTanksYou@reddit

Ah, soap bar The French apparently called it chernobly. Disgusting abomination.

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mronion82@reddit

Had to- https://youtu.be/EtVZbQkvk_Q?si=yRqahYMybhk6Owri[Soapbar!](https://youtu.be/EtVZbQkvk_Q?si=yRqahYMybhk6Owri)

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FacetiousBeard@reddit

I'm not clicking on that link, but I know that most soapbar comes from fucking Holland.

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mronion82@reddit

I shoehorn that song into Reddit replies as often as I can.

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bbgun24@reddit

They make out of oil and tyres and pollen

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WeSavedLives@reddit

God why did we used to smoke that shit

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mronion82@reddit

There was nothing else around when I was in my twenties.

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Grower_munk@reddit

M&ms They've been A bit overpriced for about 5 years so it was a "fook it I don't get them that often" treat here and there, but now, no...just no.. £3.10 for a "share" bag that's more like 1.5 standard old bags.. no..I'm out. I just get some cheap chocolate peanuts now, about 70% as good and 3x as cheap.

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bigphatnips@reddit

You used to get 250g of Crispy M&Ms pre COVID, now, it's 180g in a share size bag. It's a joke.

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comune@reddit

Pringles are on my list. Not only are they smaller, dearer and more expensive. I saw a picture on reddit of an old pringle and it's become clear, Kellogs can't event be arsed cooking them any more.

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bigphatnips@reddit

I had some of the sour cream ones the other day, and I'd describe the texture as "squeaky", if it makes sense? That was what it was like on my teeth, felt like slightly flavoured plastic thins.

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Mysterious-Sock39@reddit

Mines those el old passo wraps in the fajita kit box so fucking small

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Loud-Welder1947@reddit

The fajita spice mix is really easy to make yourself. I just mixed a bunch up and put it in an empty spice jar. Then you can just buy decent tortillas instead of the kit

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mbeet@reddit

Helpful comment but even more helpful if you post a recipe please

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Rendogog@reddit

Chilli, cumin, garlic, paprika powders plus oregano and salt and pepper. Tsp for the chilli, salt and pepper, tbsp for the rest. Adjust to what works for you.

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brykins@reddit

Creme Caramel desserts. Used to be six for £1.50ish. recently gone down to just four for the same price.

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MadJamJar@reddit

Bacon, thick slices are just the old normal sized slice, no particular shop, seems like everywhere has done it.

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Few_Cod_5636@reddit

Pringles! I recently saw an XL tub in Sainsbury’s on Nectar price but the funny thing is that the XL size is what the usual size used to be before the tubs shrinks and now they call them XL!?

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baldy-84@reddit

Kettle Chips are mine as well. They're just comically over priced now unless they're on sale. Pringles aren't far behind.

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allyouneedisredbull@reddit

Pringles are a pay day snack now. The aldi version are far better though. I cannot buy them cos I will eat them.

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Equal_Neighborhood75@reddit

Ben and Jerry's. We all know about the void at the bottom of the container.

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GetCapeFly@reddit

The quality has also gone downhill. The ice cream is weirdly cakey.

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CrazyKitKat123@reddit

Kitkat Chunky is now no longer chunky (although after I stopped buying them I learned how shitty nestle are so double fuck nestle)

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quite_acceptable_man@reddit

Used to be my chocolatey snac of choice until I discovered the Cadbury's StarBar

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puzzledmidget@reddit

Starbars are the best

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AutomaticInitiative@reddit

Pretty much all crisps are shit now. I do still sometimes get a bag of giant wotsits when they're on sale. Bit of a rip off at full price but getting the big bag for £1.75 is ok.

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hocfutuis@reddit

A few things, but anything where the package has shrunk from 6 to 5 - we're a 2 person household, and whilst I know you can just cut things in half, it's the principle of the thing for me. You're wanting to charge me more for less, and it's no longer convenient to me, so I'm not buying from you.

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RainbowWarrior73@reddit

Unfortunately, I can’t think of a single processed food item that hasn’t fallen victim to either shrinkflation or changes to its original ingredients for inferior ingredients.

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polopinkgin22@reddit

Mr Kipling tarts now they only have 4 in the box for the same price that you used to get 6 for!

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r1Rqc1vPeF@reddit

I was in Aldi yesterday and reached for a pack of the spicy chorizo- good for salads and pizza. Picked up a pack and thought there was something wrong with it so reached for another one - same thing. It’s probably half the size it was less than 12 months ago. Walked away. Need to find an alternative.

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capt_avocado@reddit

Kinder milk slice which used to be my favorite :( it’s so tiny now

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oscarx-ray@reddit

Pringles and Cadbury's

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eidolon_eidolon@reddit

Kettle chips. Higher in price and smaller bad. Fuck them.

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Mission-Celebration7@reddit

Go Ahead Bakes - Lost a third of their mass overnight! Same price. Absolute shambles.

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LoudCar7846@reddit

Maltesers

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ChrisChros87@reddit

M&Ms

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banwe11@reddit

Radox shower gel - the smaller bottles run out so quickly now that they are just not worth bothering with

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Pircster38@reddit

Toblerone - they've reduced the triangles considerably.

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3cc3ntr1c1ty@reddit

Most snacks and confectionery

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OnlymyOP@reddit

McCoys... I love them but a grab bag is now the size of a regular packet for almost double the price.

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deecee-247@reddit

Get the six packs of lidls own brand mccoys. Really nice!

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Usual_Concentrate_58@reddit

The Unreal McCoy!

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Trump-is-a-NONCE@reddit

Cadbury and Nestle chocolate and sweets. I have a ginormous sweet tooth and have had the diet of a spoilt five year old for the majority of my life. The past few years has really been fantastic for helping me break bad habits, and for my waistline.

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iloovehugecock@reddit

This was the first year ever I didn’t buy any Easter Eggs, not even when they were reduced afterwards. I saw the weight reduction and the new weird flat egg shape and thought fuck THAT. What an insult. But generally I’ve cut down on a lot of treats and snacks in general. They’ve all gone up in price and down in size and quality.

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tmr89@reddit (OP)

They treat the customers like mugs, unfortunately

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Jigstreet@reddit

Those box of cookies from Iceland, broken biscuits. I usually have to order those online and they're about $100 a box to ship from England to America. Last year I felt they were a lot lighter than previous years. I usually get about two boxes a year. They're great for so much stuff I wish we had them in America.

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skeptic_bob@reddit

Chocoloate and Peanut Eat Natural bars used to be great but have shrunk, got more expensive and the recipe was recently changed to make them far worse.

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Smart-Treacle-1763@reddit

Frijj milkshake

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DistrustPilot@reddit

Toblerone. The cheeky basts.

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VOODOO285@reddit

Don’t even. My wife loves the stuff but the mountains seem to get smaller every time the price goes up another 50p. I want to say the first time I bought her one it was on a sale for about £4 a few years back. Same pack size but smaller bar is now £6. Despicable.

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lilcheese840@reddit

Cream eggs. I can’t justify £1.20 on one cream egg. Even picking them up in bulk is costly at £30 a box. I miss when they were 50p

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BiscuitBarrel179@reddit

Caviar and foi gras. One just doesn't seem to be getting as much for £100 as one used to.

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Key_Cell7071@reddit

Munchies

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Ragingdildo3@reddit

Pinã cola lube 😢

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Comfortable_Part_105@reddit

Cadbury’s- it’s just crap now.

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VOODOO285@reddit

Lots of goods that go on sale for the price they were 12 months ago. There’s stuff we just don’t buy unless it’s on sale because they’re obviously still making a load on it. Why pay all the extra to line their pockets.

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Aggravating-Day-2864@reddit

Condoms

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AcrobaticHedgehog599@reddit

The quality tends to be decent though, so it's not really an issue as you can just keep reusing them.

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deecee-247@reddit

At least give them a rinse first tho!

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AcrobaticHedgehog599@reddit

A little tip I nearly forgot. Poke a hole in the end so you don't have to empty it out afterwards.

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Aggravating-Day-2864@reddit

Cling film

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jamesanglofranco@reddit

Maybe you just gained weight.

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AcceptableCustomer89@reddit

Shrinkflation suits me perfectly with condoms

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se43@reddit

Still considerably cheaper than a baby.

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Alive_Comment_2086@reddit

Kettle Chips, Walkers Paprika, Pipers Crisps

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No_Supermarket_8437@reddit

COOP Breadsticks. Way shorter and less in a pack

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catmadwoman@reddit

Kettle slightly salted my favourite but nope. Not buying them anymore. They can poke then.

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justmoochin@reddit

Walkers, don’t last nearly as long as they should anymore

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Victoriaspalace@reddit

Dairylea Dunkers and Dairylea Lunchables - the crackers are now odd so you can't even make the crackers as shown on the box without having one left over.

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