my new glass of crispy chilli oil has 30g less content

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    1. I literally just their hot chili sauce 10 seconds ago with lunch. Now I gotta buy the sesame oil.

    2. alwaysrunningaround1 on

      You think with all this shrinkflation and higher prices I’d be losing weight but NO LOL

    3. boring-old-fart on

      I would consider making my own. It’s super easy and should take you under 90 minutes to make a jar like that.

    4. This makes me angrier than it should. Everything is getting more expensive but Laoganma is where I draw the line.

    5. anagamanagement on

      I like the spicy chili crisp, myself, but it’s all so good there’s no bad Lao Gan Ma.

    6. I have seen jars of sauce that have less and the physical size is less. This picture they look like the same size, so this pisses me off more. It is like they are trying to hide it…. maybe in real life you can tell the jar is smaller though?

    7. Oh man OP, I’d love to see the rest of the label to figure out the exact difference. Is it a smaller bottle, did the formula change, is it a change in regulation for how things are rounded? I’m just curious and interested in things like that.

    8. I wish I could like it. There is something offputting in there likely the fermented soy beans or something like that…

      Great product though

    9. This could be a situation where they were finding that getting 700g into the jars constantly was posing a problem. Either the machinery or the jars were making it so that they had occasional units that were 689 or 693 grams or something.

      That’s a problem if your package lists more product than the customer is getting. You could spend a lot of time and money upgrading or recalibrating your packing line equipment, or you could just change the label to a weight that you’ll never fail to exceed.

      There is no penalty for you packing containing **more** product than promised.

    10. Since its the same jar and appears to still be filled my assumption would be that they realized the old measurement was incorrect so they updated it. 

    11. Everything is getting smaller. My favorite granola bars are so much smaller now that visually they look like you broke an old bar in half. Well it’s all my favorite granola bars. A small box of brand name cereal is outrageously priced, and our fav coffee is twice what it was just a year ago. . . I wonder if anything that has happened in year since had a direct effect on this stuff???

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