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'Infuriated' Sainsbury's shoppers left with 'trust issues' over Easter egg error

A Sainsbury's shopper became 'infuriated' after discovering an Easter egg weight discrepancy, then shared it on Reddit.
The Easter egg was advertised as 230g, but it actually weighed only 140g.
The shopper posted a photo to Reddit group r/mildlyinfuriating, prompting other shoppers to comment on the error.
One Reddit user stated, "Sainsburys egg is 60% its advertised weight," while another mentioned "trust issues."
A spokesperson said Sainsbury's is investigating and assured customers that processes are in place to prevent recurrence.

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'Infuriated' Sainsbury's shoppers left with 'trust issues' over Easter egg error

A shopper has purchased a Taste the Difference Belgian Dark Chocolate Easter Egg with Sea Salt from Sainsbury's 90g under the advertised weight.

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Worcester News broke the news in Worcester, United Kingdom 1 year ago on Tuesday, April 15, 2025.

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