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In reply to the discussion: Not satisfied with gouging the consumer with smaller-look-alike containers and air filled packages, [View all]liberal_at_heart
(12,081 posts)31. Everytime I go to the store I am thinking about what is on sale
Every purhase is a hunt now. I go to Costco. You definitely still get a decent amount of food per package at Costco. I also clip coupons now and am always looking for store sales. It is much tougher to buy groceries these day.
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Not satisfied with gouging the consumer with smaller-look-alike containers and air filled packages, [View all]
kelliekat44
Feb 2013
OP
Don't look now, but the cardboard rolls are getting bigger in diameter too ...
eppur_se_muova
Feb 2013
#2
Does the GD SOP specifically exclude discussing how much toilet paper one needs?
CreekDog
Feb 2013
#46
Which would be fine if they were planning on increasing the number of sheets per roll, giving the
OregonBlue
Feb 2013
#42
Hmm, my coffee packages are always 11 oz. It's been that way for a long time, IIRC.
CTyankee
Feb 2013
#39
So glad the increases in the cost of living is reflected in our wages and entitlement
nc4bo
Feb 2013
#9
Sneaking reduced weight in food packages is probably of more importance to most.
dipsydoodle
Feb 2013
#58