Are Companies Changing the Ingredients in Your Favorite Products for Cheaper Ones?

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“Skimpflation” is a thing and companies are practicing it to cut costs. Here’s what it is and explains why some of your favorite products may taste a tad differently:

Dworsky says he's seeing this elsewhere too.

"Some people have complained that some brands of toilet paper feel thinner," said Dworsky."The trouble with this stuff is it's very hard to detect. We don't know the proprietary recipes that manufacturers do for their products. If you're pouring detergent into a cup you know it's blue, you know it's thick.

And if you're trying to keep costs down, navigating the increased prices and changing products can be hard to navigate. "It's a real challenge to try to get the best deal in the store," said Dworsky."You just really have to be as alert as you possibly can. Look for great deals where possible. Still use coupons if you can find them. Use digital coupons which are replacing paper coupons."

And if you suspect a favorite product has changed and you're not happy about it, post a review on the company website or reach out and ask if they've made a change. Sharing your thoughts like the customers at ConAgra can work. They were heard and will get their old Smart Balance spread back.

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