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Honestly, while there are a number of areas where I'm kind of irritated about shrinkflation, restaurant portions in the US are very large and have gotten much larger over the years. I'm not entirely sold that it'd be all that harmful for them to be smaller; they were considerably smaller for a long time.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oqI4rR6lXU0
Portion sizes have definitely gotten insane but raising prices while giving less product is not ok and they can fuck off. I won't even go into having to order from a kiosk or needing a tracking app to even try to get any kind of deal.
The problem is they’re still charging the same amount. No issues with smaller portions as long as the prices reflect that .
At least it's good for our health?
You from the McD marketing department? 😂
at least its cheap, right? riiiight?
Thinks back to when I bought a Humungousize fries and just ate that for lunch.
“Humungousize?”
Is that even one potato?
Looks more like a bag of paper but what do I know.
Weigh it before you complain I guess. Paper like this is better. And if it holds the same weight, all good.
I think the large should be like 2x the height but it's been a couple years since ive been in a McDs
I mean typically it's based off of weight not volume.
This is a very uniquely American moment 😂
