Australians slam Cadbury for Freddo Frog’s new drugged up look saying they prefer the 80s design
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Aussies in shock at Freddo Frog’s modern look compared to the 80s: “He looks like he’s on meth”
- Freddo Frogs chocolate has a new design
- The character of 2023 is much skinnier than the one of the 80s
- Australians online joked that Freddo was ‘on meth’ and needed to ‘go to rehab’
Aussies were left speechless after noticing the new design of the iconic Freddo Frog chocolates.
Cadbury’s character has been given a modern makeover, but foodies aren’t so sure it’s for the best, with some saying it looks like she’s “lost a lot of weight” and “needs to go to rehab.”
The current Freddo Frog is much skinnier with gangly limbs and overly large eyes compared to the earlier, rounder version.
Homesick Aussies mock new Freddo Frog chocolates design saying Cadbury’s character now appears to be ‘on meth’
‘Eighties Freddo Vs 2020 Freddo What’s Freddo On…Meth?’ an Australian wrote in a post on a popular Facebook group meanwhile in australia.
“I’m not sure what happened to Freddo, he’s clearly been on a slippery slope for the last 40 years.”
Thousands mocked the new Freddo by joking that he looked like he was now ‘high’.
Cadbury’s character has had a modern makeover, but foodies aren’t so sure it’s for the best, with some saying it looks like she’s “lost a lot of weight” and “needs to go to rehab.”
“Freddo found the scene rave, doof doof double drop,” one woman laughed.
“Drugged in the eighties, on meth in 2020,” another quipped.
‘Leave Freddo alone or get him to rehab ASAP!’ answered a third.
Some had other theories as to what happened to the beloved character with one saying, “He stopped hitting the KFC restaurant and lost weight.” Good for him’.
It’s a representation of how children will behave after consuming modern Freddo’s sugar levels, she thought a second time.
“Anyone can clearly see that it is Freddo’s son (or his great-great-grandson) who is taking over the family business. All frogs are lanky and full of vitality in their younger days…give it another 40 years and it’ll be back to image one,” joked a third.
Others thought the new design was a sign of ‘reduced inflation’, a term used to describe when products get smaller but stay the same price or get more expensive.
‘You get ripped off these days. They used to have a balance of chocolate to cream filling and now they charge you much more and fill you with shit,” one man complained.
‘When I was a kid, you got MORE for your money! The exact opposite these days products are getting smaller but you pay MORE for them! another ranted.