Magnum ice creams used to be bigger. I’m sure of it. When I was a kid, we’d get them as a family treat after Sunday lunch, and I can still remember that satisfying crack as you took your first bite. Back then, it was a proper indulgence. These days, you could blink and miss the whole thing.
And no, it’s not just nostalgia (or gluttony) speaking here. Several outlets have confirmed that Magnums are just one of many familiar products to have fallen victim to shrinkflation—the sneaky practice of reducing the amount you get while keeping the price the same or higher. Once you know it’s a thing, it’s pretty hard not to notice, and people over on r/shrinkflation have been documenting some of the starkest examples. Prepare to feel slightly cheated.
#42 Reese First Gives Us Fake Chocolate, Now 5.6 Less Ounces. I Just Got This Account In July (Yes I Have A Problem), So This Just Happened

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#44 Come To Sprouts! $10 For A Spicy Tuna Roll With A Whisper Of Spicy Tuna

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#45 Was Arguing With My Wife That She's Not Getting The "Sale", Until I Pulled Out An Old Empty Bottle We Saved

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#49 My Usual Protein I Buy Now Has 25% Less Powder For The Same Price, (Exact Same Size Packaging) Grrrrrrrr, I'm Angry

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#53 Been Eating Go Ahead Apple Bakes For 12 Years. Never Buying Them Again

Apart from the number in the top right-hand corner the packaging is exactly the same. Only noticed the difference when I took one out of the box. Genuinely very upset about this as these have been a beloved part of my lunch every day since I was still in school. I know corporations gonna corp but it feels like a betrayal when this level of cynicism and sneakiness is applied to something you love.
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