Which of these popular food products famously underwent 'shrinkflation' in 2021-2022, reducing its package size by approximately 10% while maintaining the same price?

In recent years, food manufacturers have adopted a subtle pricing strategy that many consumers fail to notice. Rather than raising prices directly, some companies reduce product sizes while maintaining the same price point - a practice known as 'shrinkflation.' This strategy has become increasingly common in the food industry as brands navigate rising costs, inflation pressures, and consumer price sensitivity. Test your knowledge about this fascinating pricing phenomenon that affects the products in your shopping cart!

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Lay's potato chips, which decreased from 10oz to 9.25oz bags
General Mills cereals, which reduced family-size boxes from 19.3oz to 18.1oz
Breyers ice cream, which shrunk from half-gallon (64oz) containers to 56oz tubs
Oreo cookies, which reduced standard packages from 14.3oz to 13.2oz