Frank and Ernest by Thaves for December 10, 2022

Funny, but we have the opposite problem. My wife buys a square piece of cake at our store bakery and it serves us either three or four servings depending on how we slice it. The label says it’s one serving.

Bet you can’t eat just one.

What is worse is when the muffin is 3 servings in one muffin.

Well the serving size is 2 chips after all

Yeah! What’s up with that?

Here, Piggy, Piggy.

That’s like the M&M’s package labeled “Sharing size”… There’s barely enough for me. Luckily, I only buy dark chocolate M&M’s, and my wife can’t eat that much chocolate.

“Serving Size: About 13 pieces” Yeah, right…..

Hey Frank, don’t count on Jiffy Market when you know the chips are down…..

I concur

I have that problem with anything from Ben & Jerry’s.

It didn’t say who the servings were for.

I have that problem with the onion dip: the tub says 8 servings, I get 3…

We’re with you Frank… time for a class action…!

I hate when that happens.

It`s incredible the amout of snacks out there that are mislabeled like that.

HOW TRUE!!! Especially salt and vinegar. . .I’m seriously thinking of ending my “friendship” with the “friend” who introduced me to THOSE wicked things. . .

It’s like “Family Size” is meant only for a family of one!

Even though it barely fit in my trunk… next to the bucket of Ranch dip.

Lots of foods are like that…

Party Size!

I run into that a lot! “Party Size” is the real joke (unless they mean “Party of One”).

hint: serving size is usually computed by number of calories, not by what any real person would probably consume

I WANT CHEESY POOFS!

When shrink-flation meets greed-flation.

that is the way everything is- – serving size is a tablespoon.

You go, Frank! I heard once that truth in advertising should require that all potato chip bags be labeled “One serving.” If you aren’t that hungry, get a small bag. If you’re really hungry, get a big bag. They don’t keep well anyway.

Skipping past a few facts, Frank? Gotta take into account the “serving size,” as defined by the nutrition label on the package.

Girl Scout Thin Mints boxes say there are more than two servings.