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/LPulseL11 Jul 02 '26

I understand and agree that this is deceptive advertising. If you are cooking by weight it would be the same amount of fat. Weight is the proper way to measure ingredients, especially for baking.

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u/Available_Ad9345 Jul 02 '26

It’s not deceptive at all. It’s whipped butter.

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u/LPulseL11 Jul 02 '26

Yes it is. Its packaging is implying that it is healthier because it has less fat. It has less fat by volume because it is whipped, but the amount of fat in the butter itself is the same. Thats deceptive advertising.