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But there is another.... the convection space between the fins.
I remember when that space was less.... Spacious.
yeah that looks so weird right?
Toblerone has famously been shrinkflating their product for some time.
I remember seeing a comparison post many years ago of a modern one vs one that had been bought years ago and rediscovered in a closet or drawer or something. The older ones had thicker spikes.
I wanted to check the visual difference and found that it is the top picture in the shrinkflation Wikipedia page haha. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shrinkflation
...yeah, that's like really weird-looking compared to the last toblerone i bought in switzerland fourty years ago...
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