Shrinkflation used by Cadbury to literally cut corners. The bottom chocolate bar is more than 8 percent smaller

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image showing Shrinkflation used by Cadbury to literally cut corners. The bottom chocolate bar is more than 8 percent smaller

mtreddit4 on January 29th, 2020 at 11:22 UTC »

They also save money by lowering the quality of their chocolate. But you have the power to show them your dissatisfaction by buying something else.

THEMRAEN on January 29th, 2020 at 11:40 UTC »

Let's not forget the hype they put into how much milk is in a bar. So less chocolate and a smaller size!

CMDR_omnicognate on January 29th, 2020 at 12:48 UTC »

Honestly I blame Mondelez for this, I feel like the chocolate has gone down hill since they bought Cadbury. they've been trying to make the chocolate cheaper without caring about the quality, and all that's doing is making it so people switch to other chocolate. Cadbury is popular because they make good chocolate, if the quality drops nobody is going to buy it any more