[post_page_title]Big on soup[/post_page_title]
When something claims to be 30% or 40% bigger, many customers are likely to be enticed by it. After all, who wouldn’t want to buy more of the stuff they love for a reasonable price? However, if something does advertise itself this way, you should probably question whether or not it’s telling the truth.
These two cans both say they offer different amounts of soup, yet they seem to be the same size. Clearly, the manufacturer thought that no-one would end up owning both products at the same time.
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