March 28, 2025 at 4:48 pm

Walmart Customer Was Ready To Dig Into Some Great Value Chicken Nuggets, But Then Made A Hollow Discovery

by Ben Auxier

Amanda Reed slicing chicken

TikTok/reedtimessix

We’ve all heard of “shrinkflation” by now, the practice of charging the same price for less product, essentially making goods more expensive.

But this example from TikTok user @reedtimessix might just take the cake.

Er…chicken.

Amanda Reed slicing chicken

TikTok/reedtimessix

“Excuse me, Walmart,” reads the caption as she moves some nuggets to a chopping board.

Amanda Reed slicing chicken

TikTok/reedtimessix

“Where is the chicken in my Great Value Chicken nuggs?”

A quick slice reveals them nuggs are empty as heck.

Amanda Reed slicing chicken

TikTok/reedtimessix

Like, super duper empty.

Amanda Reed slicing chicken

TikTok/reedtimessix

“Signed, Overstimmied and Underfed.”

@reedtimessix

These are gonna need a lot of sauce @Walmart

♬ original sound – Amanda 🐑

Some sharp-eyed viewers noticed another detail:

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It’s only PART of this complete meal.

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Talk about a bargain!

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Maybe there’s a bright side?

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And now I’m hungry.

But like, yanno, for full-on food.

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