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OldBaldy1701E

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11. Yup.

Reply to Goodheart (Original post)

Mon Jul 22, 2024, 10:45 AM

Jul 2024

Buy the off-brands. At least they are still slightly trying to earn your business and their cans are usually more full. I feel the chips are better as well. At least that has been my experience with the 'Pringles Dilemma'.

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I opened a can of Pringles today and it was only 3/4 full. [View all] Goodheart Jul 2024 OP

typically chips are sold by weight not volume nt msongs Jul 2024 #1

Always look at the bright side. Your chips were not crammed into a crowded container. Brownie63 Jul 2024 #2

Pound of coffee is 12oz now and bag self destructs when opened. I'm old and grumpy too. IA8IT Jul 2024 #3

8 o'clock coffee is 11 ounces now bedazzled Jul 2024 #12

Biden called it LilElf70 Jul 2024 #4

The dish detergent is noticeably more watery notemason Jul 2024 #5

I won't be buying another can of Pringles. Goodheart Jul 2024 #6

Which Brand? ProfessorGAC Jul 2024 #14

Maybe if you purchase True Dough Jul 2024 #7

Predatory Capitalism Emile Jul 2024 #8

Some settling may occur BOSSHOG Jul 2024 #9

Ive nvr seen that nt XanaDUer2 Jul 2024 #10

Yup. OldBaldy1701E Jul 2024 #11

Maybe they got a faulty can XanaDUer2 Jul 2024 #13