I think you missed the point. If they were both the same size jar (2kg or 1kg, it doesn’t matter), then there may be a difference in price between regular and lite.
But the 1k jar is listed as being less expensive per 100g, and that’s flat out wrong when you do the math.
OK, I’m going to give this another look!
If it’s a “bug” that they are actively profiting from, likely for years, it’s probably a feature! LOL
What couldn’t you get working?
It was erroring out when I tried to set up either Webdav or SMB. Maybe I was setting it up wrong, but I’ve got those things set up on multiple devices and multiple apps without any trouble.
But does it cache, or only stream?
This is the only sensible option.
If you need a large truck, then you should have commercial or industrial property to park it at.
They don’t belong in residential areas unless they are there for work by a trade person or delivery service.
The worst is mixed units for the same items.
With must items I buy on a regular basis, I’m able to make quick comparisons off the top of my head, but it would be nice if things were accurate!
Second item is 1KG.
We usually get 100% peanuts, which can go… Dry.
If you’re shopping by weight, you’re probably not getting either of these. You’re getting those massive jars that are like 15lbs, and come in almost mini barrels.
I tend to buy the max size that my family can reasonably eat before the item goes bad. 2kg is the largest size at this store, but I think anything larger would just be impractical, and I KNOW FOR 10000% FACT that my wife would just drop something heavier on the ground. LOL
Also, unrelated, but WHY are you getting creamy when EXTRA CRUNCHY exists?
I was looking for 100% peanuts in the crunchy variety!
Top one is 2kg (single unit) and the bottom is sold as a 1 kg single unit, or 2 / $12 (2 x 1kg), which is STILL not a better value than the top one! LOL
I was actually looking for 100% peanut butter, but this discrepancy caught my eye, and it really bothered me because I almost always ignore the product price and compare items by unit price. Now I’m second guessing everything they list!
Not sure if you’re Canadian, but we have a brand called “President’s Choice”… oh god.
I refuse to believe this is real.
But if it is, here’s to hoping a time traveler from the futures saves us all before things really go Fourth Reich.
These companies are insufferable.
- Built 1,400 km of protected bike lanes and cycling infrastructure.
- Established low-emission zones.
- Converted riverbanks into pedestrian-friendly areas.
- Embraced the “15-minute city” concept to bring amenities closer to residents.
All things that ANY city could do if it weren’t for NIMBYs and a lack of political will to.
“Initially, everyone thought it would cause gridlock,” said Park Byung-chul, a local resident. “But people adapted. Now we can’t imagine the highway ever being here.”
No shit. Who would have thought that giving space back to people, making their city more walkable, and removing cars would have such a positive effect?
It’s only been done countless times, and those places better for it.
Meanwhile… other places have doubled-down on making their cities unbearable because they only cater to drivers who complain about the traffic they are causing.
Man, before “AI” became a marketing gimmick,
Samsung Note devices allowed you to use the S-pen to circle text and extract it.
I remember using this feature at least a decade ago!
Gemini: “I can’t help you! I only work here!”
I get an ad for a crypto app! (Canada).
I do have my privacy settings locked down, so they are listing non-targeted ads.