Companies Who Fooled Us With Their Deceptive Packaging

Would It Have Killed Them To Add An Extra Inch?

We don't see how this can be called dairy-free when it clearly says it had milk in it. What if someone who was allergic to dairy used this without checking all the ingredients? That would be a terrible day for them.

A lot of "non-dairy" creamers are really produced with milk or cream. You can never be too sure, unless it's a different kind of milk. These corporations are sneakier than you might believe. We wouldn't recommend drinking this even if you aren't allergic to milk if you actually look at the components.

They Wondered Why Their Hand Instantly Hit The Bottom Of The Container

This person opened a new bag of cashews and was surprised to see that their palm was already touching the bottom of the container. This design is really deceiving because it looks like they took some inspiration from wine bottles. The net weight should show how much stuff is in the container, however it's disheartening to finish the package after only a few nuts. Why do they have to charge you extra for almost nothing in this deceiving container? Cashews aren't cheap, so why do they have to?Â