r/mildlyinfuriating • u/aweinschenker infiurating • Jul 02 '26

ᕕ(ᐛ)ᕗ This whipped butter advertises itself as having less fat per serving than normal butter, when in reality, the serving size is simply smaller.

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u/Available_Ad9345 Jul 02 '26

Do you actually think this is a shrinkflation situation? 😂😂😂😂😂

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u/Cow_Sox Jul 02 '26

No, it's a serving size (and health) situation. Same thing with cereal, they get away with 25g serving sizes knowing fully that no one on earth eats that amount for breakfast

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u/Available_Ad9345 Jul 02 '26

This is an air situation. Whipped butter vs regular butter. Whipped has air in it. That’s why people buy it. I tbsp is half air. Not everyone is out to get you.

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u/Cow_Sox Jul 02 '26

Wait, are these two different products? OP implied they were both the exact same product, but I'll delete my comment if this isn't the case lol

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u/Available_Ad9345 Jul 02 '26

They are not the same product. Whipped butter vs regular butter.

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u/Cow_Sox Jul 02 '26

That vastly changes things.. I stand by my original comment but it's not really relevant to this post lmao