Greek yogurt
this post was submitted on 11 Nov 2023
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Used to be Heinz but now they've replaced tomato with more brown sugar or something so it tastes bland.
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Tech products. It's not worth the risk of getting some Chinese spying crap. Even chargers and cables have the risk of damaging your hardware.
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Hair and skincare, especially since it's not even more expensive if I buy from a local store that sells those products in bulk.
I usually actually prefer the local knockoffs, it's usually better and uses locally sourced ingredients. Like soft drinks from the US taste sickeningly sweet and I really don't like them but there are plenty of locally made soft drinks that are great.
Davines shampoo
Braun S9 Pro electric razor
Cola Zero / Pepsi Max (generic alternatives rarely have sugarless options anyway)
Lipton probably but I can let it slip sometimes. Many alternatives just don't taste right, but they are at least drinkable.