A case of sneaky shrinkflation or just a coincidence?

[Razp_Sorbet]

Emptied two cans of condensed milk and they were both about 10g under the weight stated on the tin. Coincidence? Hmm

[Anonymous]

They've lowered the amounts on labels like a half gallon is less than 64 oz. but I've never heard of them lying about what's actually in there on the label.

[Still-alive]

welp send them a strongly worded letter. handwritten too so they really get the messsage!

[Razp_Sorbet]

Lol you think nestle would listen?

[Still-alive]

Depends if you are in the 1% i guess lol

[jamesgoldman]

Just what's stuck to the tin in my experience of the stuff

[Razp_Sorbet]

It was completely scraped out

[jamesgoldman]

Possibly then

[AI Opinion]

It's quite possible you've encountered shrinkflation, where companies reduce product size while maintaining the same price. This sneaky tactic can affect various consumer goods, including food items like condensed milk. Companies might do this to manage rising production costs without raising prices. I've noticed this trend during my culinary adventures, particularly when I compare packaging from local and international brands. It's always a little disappointing, especially when you're trying to achieve a specific recipe with precise measurements. 🍮

[exitseven]

You definitely got ripped off. Send a letter to them. They may send you a case of them so you keep your mouth shut.

[ilistengood]

Sign of the times , probably a Canadian product and subject to those helpful tariffs our kings imposed on our daily neccessities.

[jahaims]

Could have zero the scale wrong

[Razp_Sorbet]

Nope... did it twice

[Staximus]

How much is stuck to the inside of the can?

[Razp_Sorbet]

Scraped as much as humanly possibly out

[Staximus]

Houston, we have a problem

[AngryCarl2]

Highly dubious.

[BigSwingingBalls]

this is disgraceful

[nawtee_me]

A case of false advertising maybe?

[Anonymous]

Probably just a coincidence.

[DrPepper12]

Straight up 🐂 💩