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Mandela Effect: Whipped Cream

 
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I’ve read about Mandela when first reported years ago. I’ve been on the side of “memory issues” and misremembering.

There is a lot to this, much more than one can go in to with one post, however, I experienced a Mandela effect that I’ve not read about before.

I saw a whipped cream commercial and I read the name on the can and it struck me: What?!

I looked at my wife and I said, “Hey, you know that ready whip?” She said “Yes.” I asked, “Can you spell ready?’

She said, “R E D D I “

I said, “Right! Now, spell whip?”

She continued, “W H I P”

I said, “Right! Now, watch this....” and I replayed the commercial and told her to read the can, it says: Reddi-Wip

REDDI-WIP.

Not Reddi-Whip???

I looked on the interwebs. No “Reddi-Whip” is available. Only REDDI-WIP with no ‘H’.

So with both my wife AND I having the same false memory, I thought I’d ask my internet family what they remember?

Cheers!
hf

Last Edited by AxX on 02/10/2019 09:36 AM
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I asked my wife before telling her about your thread. She's 69 yrs. old. She spelled it redi whip.
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It is Reddi Whip.

If you find an old can by some miracle, it will say Reddi Whip.

All this crap is web based only (with current changes actually being implemented in the real world), they are screwing with us.

"When everything the American people believe is a lie"

It is Looney Toons, and if you find an old VHS it will still be Looney Toons, not Looney Tunes. That cartoon series got bought out and all the old stuff destroyed and replaced with new.

Long story.

FACT: It is all web based, and intentional real world tampering. You have to find the old to prove it, and that is getting harder and harder to do.
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Today, it is: REDDI-WIP

Grr.
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Tee hee hee
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This is a textbook example of faulty memory rather than 'Mandela' and I'll show you why-

The correct spelling of that product would be


READY WHIP


If you ask anyone (literate) to spell those words they'd get both right because you've separated the word from the product, like you did with your wife. So she's right about how to spell 'whip'.


In context, why do you think that they intentionally misspelled 'reddi'?


As a marketing gimmick. Obviously misspelled word is kind of catchy and if you're trying to get someone to buy your product over another, anything that put eyes on the product is a win. Now think this through. The advertising exec who came up with the pitch to change the spelling on the name of the product to catch eyeballs is now suddenly concerned about correct spelling of the second word? Especially when all you need to do is drop the silent 'H'? Logically Reddi Wip makes more sense than Reddi Whip.


I remember it as Reddi Wip because I was a stock boy in a grocery store back in the mid 70's and teenagers used to come in and huff the propellant out of the cans so we were always getting return for cans that didn't work, or they'd leave them in the cooler with the tops off and dribble on the nozzle. People started calling them wippits. In fact they buy the little gas cannisters and fill balloons with that gas and it's referred to as 'wippits'.

YMMV
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It is Reddi Whip.

If you find an old can by some miracle, it will say Reddi Whip.

All this crap is web based only (with current changes actually being implemented in the real world), they are screwing with us.

"When everything the American people believe is a lie"

It is Looney Toons, and if you find an old VHS it will still be Looney Toons, not Looney Tunes. That cartoon series got bought out and all the old stuff destroyed and replaced with new.

Long story.

FACT: It is all web based, and intentional real world tampering. You have to find the old to prove it, and that is getting harder and harder to do.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 77361526


No. That would just be gas lighting. Not a big deal.

These are things on shelves in your own home.

Depends....Never was. Always as is now, Depend.

Fruit Loops. Nope. Always was Froot Loops.

Looney Toons. Nope. Our copies changed to Tunes. Never was Toons according to people that don't get the effect.

Redi Whip. Never existed. According to now, it always has been Reddi Wip.

Bragg's vinegar? Never was. Always was Bragg vinegar. Changed in my cupboard here.

And on and on.

There are residuals in old advertisements, and souvenirs and written books and articles, and art pieces for most of the changes.

Sure, sometimes people simply don't remember correctly. But the real ME's are usually proven with some aforementioned residuals.

The truth shall set you free.

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This is a textbook example of faulty memory rather than 'Mandela' and I'll show you why-

The correct spelling of that product would be


READY WHIP


If you ask anyone (literate) to spell those words they'd get both right because you've separated the word from the product, like you did with your wife. So she's right about how to spell 'whip'.


In context, why do you think that they intentionally misspelled 'reddi'?


As a marketing gimmick. Obviously misspelled word is kind of catchy and if you're trying to get someone to buy your product over another, anything that put eyes on the product is a win. Now think this through. The advertising exec who came up with the pitch to change the spelling on the name of the product to catch eyeballs is now suddenly concerned about correct spelling of the second word? Especially when all you need to do is drop the silent 'H'? Logically Reddi Wip makes more sense than Reddi Whip.


I remember it as Reddi Wip because I was a stock boy in a grocery store back in the mid 70's and teenagers used to come in and huff the propellant out of the cans so we were always getting return for cans that didn't work, or they'd leave them in the cooler with the tops off and dribble on the nozzle. People started calling them wippits. In fact they buy the little gas cannisters and fill balloons with that gas and it's referred to as 'wippits'.

YMMV
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So much for your stupid "Mandela Effect."
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I remember it as READY WHIP in the early 1960s.

The product was invented in 1948 way before this 'Slang" language came into existence.
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It was Reddi Whip - and I'm not even sure about the "Reddi".

Also, it has always been Looney "Tunes"... For me anyway. I have never seen it any other way.
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I can only find “REDDI WIP” in Google Image search
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I can only find “REDDI WIP” in Google Image search
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Yep. According to info now, it was never anything else.

Funny though, I remember it being Redi Whip. Not two d'. But I rarely ever bought the stuff, and most seem to recall the 2 d's.
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Maybe you are remembering two ds because of the double Ds you licked whip cream off of.
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Maybe you are remembering two ds because of the double Ds you licked whip cream off of.
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Just start typing Reddiwhip in Google. It wants to auto fill with whip, but then all the results are Reddiwip. They must have rebranded and made it wip.
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When is the last time you remember intentionally and consciously focusing on a container of reddi-wip and consciously concluded 'there is an h in while in the name reddi whip' ???


NEVER.

You're getting played.
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It is Reddi Whip.

If you find an old can by some miracle, it will say Reddi Whip.

All this crap is web based only (with current changes actually being implemented in the real world), they are screwing with us.

"When everything the American people believe is a lie"

It is Looney Toons, and if you find an old VHS it will still be Looney Toons, not Looney Tunes. That cartoon series got bought out and all the old stuff destroyed and replaced with new.

Long story.

FACT: It is all web based, and intentional real world tampering. You have to find the old to prove it, and that is getting harder and harder to do.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 77361526


Attempts to change history & contol the future. Apparently working.
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Ed and the publishers clearinghouse:

[link to www.youtube.com (secure)]
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After the pandemic started i looked one day at my trainers,

I could have sworn they used to be navy blue.

but now they are black.

it drove me bit mad thinking were they blue?>

maybe ive swapped them with someone elses trainers somewhere,

I tried to find receipts no luck

just yesterday by chance i found the online receipt and indeed it says they were black.

strange.

i thought it was a glitch in the matrix...
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Today, it is: REDDI-WIP

Grr.
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Sorry it was always reddi wip to me. Just like froot of the loom used to be spelled correctly as "fruit of the loom" with the cornucopia in the background
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I’ve read about Mandela when first reported years ago. I’ve been on the side of “memory issues” and misremembering.

There is a lot to this, much more than one can go in to with one post, however, I experienced a Mandela effect that I’ve not read about before.

I saw a whipped cream commercial and I read the name on the can and it struck me: What?!

I looked at my wife and I said, “Hey, you know that ready whip?” She said “Yes.” I asked, “Can you spell ready?’

She said, “R E D D I “

I said, “Right! Now, spell whip?”

She continued, “W H I P”

I said, “Right! Now, watch this....” and I replayed the commercial and told her to read the can, it says: Reddi-Wip

REDDI-WIP.

Not Reddi-Whip???

I looked on the interwebs. No “Reddi-Whip” is available. Only REDDI-WIP with no ‘H’.

So with both my wife AND I having the same false memory, I thought I’d ask my internet family what they remember?

Cheers!
hf
 Quoting: AxX


its just simple logo changes like when they changed Kentucky Fried Chicken to KFC...

:ohlook:
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Maybe that garbage has rotted your Brian?
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Google vintage reddit wip. Or whip if you prefer. No mystery. You're just dumb. Oh, and you're wife.
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Google vintage reddit wip. Or whip if you prefer. No mystery. You're just dumb. Oh, and you're wife.
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I think Freddy Cougar used this on the set!!
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This is a textbook example of faulty memory rather than 'Mandela' and I'll show you why-

The correct spelling of that product would be


READY WHIP


If you ask anyone (literate) to spell those words they'd get both right because you've separated the word from the product, like you did with your wife. So she's right about how to spell 'whip'.


In context, why do you think that they intentionally misspelled 'reddi'?


As a marketing gimmick. Obviously misspelled word is kind of catchy and if you're trying to get someone to buy your product over another, anything that put eyes on the product is a win. Now think this through. The advertising exec who came up with the pitch to change the spelling on the name of the product to catch eyeballs is now suddenly concerned about correct spelling of the second word? Especially when all you need to do is drop the silent 'H'? Logically Reddi Wip makes more sense than Reddi Whip.


I remember it as Reddi Wip because I was a stock boy in a grocery store back in the mid 70's and teenagers used to come in and huff the propellant out of the cans so we were always getting return for cans that didn't work, or they'd leave them in the cooler with the tops off and dribble on the nozzle. People started calling them wippits. In fact they buy the little gas cannisters and fill balloons with that gas and it's referred to as 'wippits'.

YMMV
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That is because you are from this universe where everything is fucked up.
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A good example that could explain a lot of these as has been mentioned, is brand name changing and marketing.

I just bought a box of 'Cheee Nibs' the other day and I know for sure they used to be called 'Cheese Nips'. From my half-assed research into it they had a huge toxic batch in production and so re-branded in order to cover it up somehow. If I wasn't so lazy I'd look into it more but I don't feel like it. Also, 'Nip' might be offensive so that might have also factored in.

I'm into conspiracy as much as the next person and I truly believe in the Mandela effect but they aren't all in that category. Take that for the grain of salt it is.
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It is Reddi Whip.

If you find an old can by some miracle, it will say Reddi Whip.

All this crap is web based only (with current changes actually being implemented in the real world), they are screwing with us.

"When everything the American people believe is a lie"

It is Looney Toons, and if you find an old VHS it will still be Looney Toons, not Looney Tunes. That cartoon series got bought out and all the old stuff destroyed and replaced with new.

Long story.

FACT: It is all web based, and intentional real world tampering. You have to find the old to prove it, and that is getting harder and harder to do.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 77361526


Maybe not.

Things change in an impossible way.

Somehow.....
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90s t- shirt Reddi-Wip: [link to www.ebay.com (secure)]
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1958 Reddi-Wip ad: [link to www.ebay.com (secure)]
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It is Reddi Whip.

If you find an old can by some miracle, it will say Reddi Whip.

All this crap is web based only (with current changes actually being implemented in the real world), they are screwing with us.

"When everything the American people believe is a lie"

It is Looney Toons, and if you find an old VHS it will still be Looney Toons, not Looney Tunes. That cartoon series got bought out and all the old stuff destroyed and replaced with new.

Long story.

FACT: It is all web based, and intentional real world tampering. You have to find the old to prove it, and that is getting harder and harder to do.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 77361526


Wrong: [link to www.ebay.com (secure)]
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Not every little thing is a conspiracy, we all need to use a little logic here.
I for one remember being a kid, probably around 10 or maybe a little younger watching my parents tuned into the news because Mandela was dead. I had no idea or no interest in any of what was going on but I sat there watching because it was on the TV. There definitely is something to this but I think the ReddiWip thing is not one of those.
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It is Reddi Whip.

If you find an old can by some miracle, it will say Reddi Whip.

All this crap is web based only (with current changes actually being implemented in the real world), they are screwing with us.

"When everything the American people believe is a lie"

It is Looney Toons, and if you find an old VHS it will still be Looney Toons, not Looney Tunes. That cartoon series got bought out and all the old stuff destroyed and replaced with new.

Long story.

FACT: It is all web based, and intentional real world tampering. You have to find the old to prove it, and that is getting harder and harder to do.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 77361526


No. That would just be gas lighting. Not a big deal.

These are things on shelves in your own home.

Depends....Never was. Always as is now, Depend.

Fruit Loops. Nope. Always was Froot Loops.

Looney Toons. Nope. Our copies changed to Tunes. Never was Toons according to people that don't get the effect.

Redi Whip. Never existed. According to now, it always has been Reddi Wip.

Bragg's vinegar? Never was. Always was Bragg vinegar. Changed in my cupboard here.

And on and on.

There are residuals in old advertisements, and souvenirs and written books and articles, and art pieces for most of the changes.

Sure, sometimes people simply don't remember correctly. But the real ME's are usually proven with some aforementioned residuals.

The truth shall set you free.

goofy thum

Now I'll get more red because people who don't get it, well...They just don't get it.
 Quoting: Fluffy Pancakes


I think a recent one is Febreze, use to be spelled d "febreeze" more recent change
and metro goldwyn meyer=mayer
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