Inequality Street @inequalitystreet.bsky.social · 24/12/2024I know it’s old school, but go and join our Facebook group and share your audits, when we remember, we’ll share them more widely. facebook.com/groups/34477...facebook.comRedirecting... 000
Inequality Street @inequalitystreet.bsky.social · 24/12/2024Can we get some undercover investigations in Oz? This is troubling. 120
Inequality Street @inequalitystreet.bsky.social · 22/12/2024Forget about Blake Lively, this is the real scandal of today. 0163
Reposted by Inequality StreetLucy Lamplight 📚 @lucylamplight.bsky.social · 16/12/2024Popping open a tub of Roses is a depressing experience now - I want to pop the lid off a beautiful tin and see those individually foil-wrapped gems 4112
Inequality Street @inequalitystreet.bsky.social · 23/11/2024Tag us in your audits with a high quality summary of the findings and we will share your good work. This is a public service. 010
Inequality Street @inequalitystreet.bsky.social · 23/11/2024The question remains: Is this apparent inequality limited to Inequality Street HQ and the tins we’ve procured? Send us your chocolate audits for the world to see. Find us on Facebook too and join the group. facebook.com/groups/34477...facebook.comRedirecting... 000
Inequality Street @inequalitystreet.bsky.social · 23/11/2024Over at Cadburys the world is fairer. A top to bottom spread of 10 Golden Barrels & 10 Caramels (13.2% each) to 7 Signature Truffles (9.2%). A shout out to the folks at Bournville for the fact that their 800g tin is Christmas-Tree-Busting 818g when you include the wrappers. 0168
Inequality Street @inequalitystreet.bsky.social · 23/11/2024A disparity of 12 Caramel Swirls (14.3%) to 4 Green Triangles (4.8%). Delve deeper and the picture is bleak. Weighing in at just 8.2g each, their 32.8g contribution to the tin represents an even more paltry 4.1% of the overall 800g tin - Hang your heads in shame, Quality Street. 96839
