Inflation has been hitting Americans where it hurts the most ever since the pandemic shut down the global economy and sent supply chains haywire, but recently, that inflation has shown some sign of letting up.

Both gas and egg prices, two signposts for consumer spending, have dropped in price. So while Americans and people around the world won't have to shell out all their money to fill up their cars or stomachs, why haven't the brands stopped trying to rip us off?

"On The Right The Normal Toblerone And On The Left The New Shrinkflated Toblerone"

"My Allergy Pills I Still Have To Pay The Same Price"

"What $15usd Buys You At Dominos In Australia Now. This Is A "Large""

"Chocolate Digestives Disappeared Off The Shelves For 2 Months, Then Came Back 27% Smaller"

"Just Opened This Pack Of Pringles It's Just Disappointing"

"Why Shrinkflate The Package If You Can Just Put Less Product In The Same Box"

"Costco Kirkland Signature Toilet Paper, Sheet From 2023 vs. 2022"

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"Shiny Stickers Can’t Fool Me"

"New 'Xl Pack' Fabric Conditioner"

"Added A Roll From A New Package Of Toilet Roll"

"The Fries Are Thicker Than The Burger. Burger King, Jr. Whopper"

"Life Brand Long Panty Liners Used To Be Wide Enough To Cover The Width Of Your Panty Crotch. If You Have A Period, Don’t Worry About Pink Tax Any Longer. Shrinkflation Is Doubling Down On You From The Other Side"

"The Amount Of Cinnamon Toast Crunch That Comes In The Box Now"

"Oreo Changed Their Row Direction And Decreased Net Weight. Price Had Been Steadily Increasing As Well"

"Definitely No Water Added To This Ground Beef To Increase Weight /S. Not Sure If This Fits But It’s A Cr#ppy Practice Either Way"

"Not The Oreo Filling! Shrinkflation!!!"