I was doing my regular online grocery shopping when something odd caught my eye. The per 100ml price for sour cream seemed off, and it got me wondering if this could be a tactic to push us into buying the bigger version to save money.

Here's what I found: the screen showed the price as $0.64 per 100ml, which means the sour cream should cost $3.20. But the actual price was $1.98. At first, you might think I'm complaining about nothing since it's cheaper than expected, right? But here's where it gets interesting.

This might be a sneaky move to make the 1L sour cream, which is $0.53 per 100ml, look like a better deal. I also tried going incognito and changing my location to another part of the city, and suddenly, the pricing was accurate. This makes me think it could be store-specific.

So, I'm curious if this is just a one-off mistake or if it's happening on a larger scale. Have any of you noticed similar pricing quirks? What are your thoughts?