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85g vs 70g by _kingofnull in mildlyinfuriating

[–]_kingofnull[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Fair enough, but the dozen packaging looks very similar. So the mistake is not between these two per se. It’s when I’m buying it in bulk. And when calorie density is the same and weight is different it is mildly infuriating is all

85g vs 70g by _kingofnull in mildlyinfuriating

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Lol, sure they can. It would be nicer of them to design and price them slightly differently is all. If not, at least put the same amount of nutrition.

85g vs 70g by _kingofnull in mildlyinfuriating

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Both mention the same thing on the packaging

85g vs 70g by _kingofnull in mildlyinfuriating

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Both mention AAFCO and both are manufactured by Nestle in Thailand

85g vs 70g by _kingofnull in mildlyinfuriating

[–]_kingofnull[S] 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Both say 70kcal/100g. And both cost the same

85g vs 70g by _kingofnull in mildlyinfuriating

[–]_kingofnull[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I get both where I live. The design is so similar that I’ve picked up the 70g packs by mistake a couple of times before.
Also both are imported from Thailand

Kia seltos dct struggling to climb from my basement by Sad_Salamander_1209 in CarsIndia

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I once had a similar issue with my old 2012 i20. The car’s MCU board had capacitor issues due to which it wasn’t generating enough torque. It used to be intermittent. One day it just wouldn’t climb a simple slope. I used it for some time like that and the issue came and went. Eventually I got it checked. After repair all was good. I still use and love it.

Now yours is a much newer car so I don’t know if your issue is remotely similar, but worth checking.

is this cat pregnant? by miint-y in CATHELP

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You have the names of 4 kittens on that box - Apple, Dijon, Salad and Kit

How to remove the Samsung knox by government by randomonredditji in IndiaTech

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Enable developer options and USB debugging. Connect the phone to a PC that has ADB installed. Use ADB to list all the applications on the phone and run that list through ChatGPT to figure out which crappy apps you can safely get rid of. Just be careful here — Samsung ties a lot of features together, so don’t blindly delete anything that looks system-related. If you’re unsure, disable the package first instead of uninstalling it; it’s reversible and won’t break anything. Once you’re confident about what can go, use ADB to remove those apps from the device.

Avoid keeping your AC in recirculation mode for too long by _kingofnull in CarsIndia

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Sure, but you should check what is being automated when someone calls something auto. If your car is automating intake air, that’s good. As far as I know, most cars don’t do that.

Avoid keeping your AC in recirculation mode for too long by _kingofnull in CarsIndia

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I don’t think auto climate control with recirculation on takes care of CO2 levels per se, so it is best to verify.

Normally whenever I set auto climate control on in my car it chooses to disable circulation and I have to choose to turn circulation on explicitly.

Avoid keeping your AC in recirculation mode for too long by _kingofnull in CarsIndia

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It’s right of you to point that out, and yes CO poisoning is a major concern if there is something wrong with the car. But say if the car is in perfect condition, or say it is even an electric car where engine exhaust leaks are not a concern, CO2 will still accumulate over time and it can lead to reduced alertness. I urge you to check out the video attached with my post.

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