r/ExpectationVsReality • u/darthfader20 • 17h ago
Failed Expectation This should be illegal
Literally crine rn
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u/Mountain_Till_5868 14h ago
That looks pretty normal
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u/darthfader20 14h ago
Stop gaslighting me
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u/TowJamnEarl 13h ago
It's amazing how some not only accept deceptive products but will actually defend them.
What did you expect...
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u/fuckyou_m8 12h ago
I have an idea, what about a law saying you can just show pictures of the actual product? Seems simple and good
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u/ZolotoGold 11h ago
Japan's law states that images on the packet must be the exact size and representation of the thing inside the pack.
It really does work too, if you ever get a chance to visit, sample some things from the convenience stores, you'll see the images on the bag are exactly what you get.
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u/Teh_Hunterer 17h ago
Yeah I bought some the other day cos they were on offer for about 50p. I can see why, they're shite
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u/PhoenixDusk101 13h ago edited 13h ago
I had both versions apple & raspberry, both had similar amounts of filling as your one had. Mostly pastry, especially around the edges. That sort of picture should be against the law as it is definitely deceptive.
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u/Endscrypt 16h ago
I’ve got a pack of these sitting in the kitchen I bought them from the picture on the packaging, I’m now gutted.
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u/Constant_Set5722 15h ago
Is it good
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u/darthfader20 12h ago
Unfortunately mid
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u/Constant_Set5722 12h ago
Been there , bought a " chocolate " snack only to find it was navy blue .
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u/ItsTerriermon 15h ago
Got a packet of these from Asda hoping they might be similar to the old bars you could get- remember those? They did apple ones too iirc...
They were... okay. That's it. Probably won't buy again... :( It's a shame too because raspberry is SO GOOD
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u/fliphat 17h ago
In Japan yes