50 examples of product packaging designed to deceive you
I’ll add one more example. Thanks so much, NBC.
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Bonus 6 characters free!
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Somebody who left their old pot on the stove too long. 
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Yeah but i still want that new lid 
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It’s meta!!!
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Was “gallery of 50 evil packages” not a link when this was first posted or something?
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It wasnt there earlier. Just a tantalizing promise of 50 items.
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Yeah, that’s clearly the case with a few of these, but with others, clearly not. I’m particularly amazed by the brass balls of the manufacturers who came up with the special “larger” variants of products that are in bigger boxes but contain less.
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I’m so glad I live in a country where EU laws prevent this kind of misleading packaging.
Oh, wait…
Brexit ftw
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It is only a matter of time. Jellied MPs - though tougher and chewier - will be at a premium given there’s only so many to go round.
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Nah, when you get the package open, it’s just chromed pastiche…
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I haz a sad that it’s going on hiatus.
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It’s not on hiatus, it’s preparing for a nationwide tour.
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Many years ago, orange juice was still sold in 64 oz cartons. Now, every carton is 59 oz. (1.75 liters)
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I once bought a wok without a lid. It was short sighted of me.
It is surprisingly difficult to find lids sold separately.
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Looks like You fancy a good deal. I got one for You, too. It’s been a few years now, but it does not lose its point. I called it “Daily Life Bargains” on my now defunct website.
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