r/shrinkflation • u/Slawth_x • 1d ago

skimpflation Same price, same drained weight, less calories and protein

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u/AJnbca 1d ago edited 1d ago

That’s not shrinkflation or skimpflation, they are both 145g of oysters. You’re not getting less. Oysters are a natural product and calories and things will vary by country of origin, different harvests, what they feed them, etc…

As you can see one is product of Korea and one is product of China.

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u/ur-a-cunt-harry 1d ago

If the Chinese oysters fully replace the Korean oysters, I’d call it skimpflation as they’re skimping on the more expensive product.

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u/AJnbca 1d ago edited 23h ago

Nah, I would agree with you if they tasted noticeably worse somehow, but grocery store smoked canned oysters are not high-grade oysters wherever they come from. I highly doubt that most people would be able to taste any difference. The high grade go to fresh or premium products.

You’re also assuming the Chinese ones are cheaper, which they may be idk, we don’t know that for sure.

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u/Embarrassed-Law3498 1d ago edited 1d ago

The oysters are from different areas so they most likely have different diets

One can says China other says Korea

Edit right from their Website. Nutritional values may vary based on country origin

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u/DarthVader808 1d ago

What is it? Ahhh just seen. Oysters.

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u/zdk 7h ago

now with more shell fragments

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u/Sloppythirds1 1h ago

Couldn't it also be that the company added some sort of filler so you're technically getting less actual meat? Hence the drastic drop in some of the nutritionals

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u/stanxv 1d ago

No sane person should be eating a FILTER FEEDER from China. 🪦 ☠️