Food & Beverage on Reddit
Frankly has read 16 public Reddit threads about Food & Beverage — most of the conversation lives in r/shrinkflation, r/chocolate and r/PoursTea. Overall the tone is clearly negative (average sentiment -0.70).
Cadbury's, Cadbury and Tony's Chocolonely come up most often, with Cadbury's mentioned in 5 discussions. Below you can see the topics driving those threads and read the original posts they came from.
Conversation is spread across 8 communities in total, with the most recent thread captured on 9 September 2026.
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Sample verbatim phrases
"Cadbury's advertising with the "the taste of glass and a half" slogan"
"Which chocolate bars are still good/haven't been shrunk or enshittified?"
"When Fast Food Chains Take Over."
"Has anyone noticed Cadbury chocolate tastes different? Bad now?"
"[REVIEW] Nutrabox 1 kg Soy Protein Isolate (Chocolate)"
"Imagine creating the largest concentration of child amputees anywhere in the world and Adidas creates an entire ad campaign to celebrate a soldier responsible for creating the child amputees"
"I got hired!"
"How thin can they go? Klondike bar"
"Cadbury Chocolate - UK vs AU"
"Greggs UK £2.99"
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