President Joe Biden and Cookie Monster are both sick and tired of 'shrinkflation'

S is for "shrinkflation!"

Beloved "Sesame Street" figure Cookie Monster lashed out at companies hawking their food wares at the same price but with less actual product — a practice known as “shrinkflation."

“Me hate shrinkflation!,” the “Sesame Street” character told his 626,000 fans on X, the platform that used to be known as Twitter, on Monday. “Me cookies are getting smaller.”

It was a sentiment shared by the White House, who responded on Monday, "C is for consumers getting ripped off."

And then President Joe Biden himself, speaking at a White House event Tuesday, embraced his cookie-loving blue pal and also called out aggressive, profit-driven food companies.

“I’ll tell you what, I tell you who did notice, Cookie Monster. He pointed out cookies, or his cookies are getting smaller, paying the same price," Biden said. "I was stunned when I found out that’s what actually happened.”

The snacker-in-chief took particular aim at potato chip makers.

"Even as supply chains are back to normal, some companies are still not passing along the savings to their customers," the president said.

"Many corporations are raising their prices, pad the profits, charging folks more and more for less and less. In fact, some of the small snack companies, you won’t — think you won’t even notice what they’re doing, when they charge you just as much for the same size bag of potato chips, only there’s a helluva lot fewer chips in it.”

Puppeteer Frank Oz, an early collaborator with Jim Henson, didn't endorse "shrinkflation" on Tuesday, but he was outraged that his Cookie Monster character would even wade into such weighty issues.

"I’m shocked to see a news article on Cookie Monster talking about 'shrinkflation,'” Oz wrote on X.

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