Cost of Living - Shrinkflation is speeding up at an alarming rate

Kerrygold shaved 50g off the 250 block so now 200g of butter for £2.60. 20% size reduced no change in price.

Been that way for a lot of butter for ages.

One of the few (and I'm sure it will change) I've noticed that still sell @ 250g is Iceland's' own butter.
 
Haven't been to Sainsbury's for years.

I'll have to check Aldi the next time I'm there.
Sainsbury's can be very good value as they price match but then sometimes you also get extra nectar discount of products you often buy
 
I`m sure Kettle crisps used to be £1.99 for 150 gram bags. I bought one the other day and it was £2.65 for 130 grams. I guess next it will be £3 for 100 grams.
 

McVitie's Penguin and Club bars are no longer classed as chocolate after rising cocoa prices led the makers to switch to using other ingredients.

Both treats are now described as "chocolate flavour" because the amount of cocoa they contain has been reduced after owner Pladis had to find cheaper alternatives to the main ingredient in chocolate.
 
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its all a bit depressing but the only real answer is just not to bother with any of that stuff

have an expensive proper cake or something at the weekend and get it out of your system and just dont bother with the junk stuff the rest of the week

the winning calculation was cheap and cheerful

expensive and not cheerful = no deal
 
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