“You could bite into a Twix and feel your teeth travel through a heavy layer of caramel,” another Redditor lamented, adding, “Now they snap in half and taste like a sugar cookie with some chocolate on it.”
For instance, this year Conagra again changed one of its recipes: It reduced fat content in its Wish-Bone House Italian salad dressing by 10%, replacing oil with water and more salt.
And journalists at The Guardian recently compiled a list of companies reducing the amounts of key ingredients in their products — avocado in guacamole, egg in mayonnaise, and olive oil in various spreads.
Many grocery stores and retailers worried about customers moving to discount chains will put pressure on manufacturers to keep prices low by threatening to delist their products and not display them on shelves.
This year the World Health Organization classified aspartame, a popular artificial sweetener used in things like ice cream, breakfast cereal, and soda, as a possible carcinogen, meaning it could cause cancer.
But when influential measures ostensibly meant to gauge Americans’ standard of living don’t capture how our favorite foods are changing, we end up buying goods that are not only more expensive but less enjoyable.
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“You could bite into a Twix and feel your teeth travel through a heavy layer of caramel,” another Redditor lamented, adding, “Now they snap in half and taste like a sugar cookie with some chocolate on it.”
For instance, this year Conagra again changed one of its recipes: It reduced fat content in its Wish-Bone House Italian salad dressing by 10%, replacing oil with water and more salt.
And journalists at The Guardian recently compiled a list of companies reducing the amounts of key ingredients in their products — avocado in guacamole, egg in mayonnaise, and olive oil in various spreads.
Many grocery stores and retailers worried about customers moving to discount chains will put pressure on manufacturers to keep prices low by threatening to delist their products and not display them on shelves.
This year the World Health Organization classified aspartame, a popular artificial sweetener used in things like ice cream, breakfast cereal, and soda, as a possible carcinogen, meaning it could cause cancer.
But when influential measures ostensibly meant to gauge Americans’ standard of living don’t capture how our favorite foods are changing, we end up buying goods that are not only more expensive but less enjoyable.
The original article contains 1,749 words, the summary contains 199 words. Saved 89%. I’m a bot and I’m open source!
Who the fuck interviews redditors? Boo hoo the neckbeards are sad their foods are getting less unhealthy
It’s bullshit too, like most Redditor hate. Twix is exactly the same now as it was when I was a kid. It hasn’t even succumb to shrinkflation yet.
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Looks like we pissed off some reddit users lmao