The MoneySavingExpert has pointed out that the nutritional information shown on the 36g Wotsits bag only applies to a 30g serving. While the pack states there are 148kcal per 30g, the actual calorie count for the full bag is 178kcal. "It's misleading and unnecessary," Lewis said in a post on X. pic.twitter.com/NjhllbCDFK — Martin Lewis (@MartinSLewis) July 29, 2026"Who eats 5/6 of a bag?" Martin Lewis Wotsits posts sparks debateThe post sparked a broader conversation about clear labelling, with many users calling for calorie counts to be listed per full package rather than per serving.