- WAS THERE REALLY SHRIMP IN CINNAMON TOAST CRUNCH UPDATE
- WAS THERE REALLY SHRIMP IN CINNAMON TOAST CRUNCH MAC
WAS THERE REALLY SHRIMP IN CINNAMON TOAST CRUNCH MAC
When Bones actor John Francis Daley wrote, "This is wild," another person responded, "Could be farm-raised actually."Īnother fan made a Forrest Gump reference by writing, "There's pineapple shrimp, lemon shrimp, coconut shrimp, pepper shrimp, Cinnamon Toast Crunch shrimp."Īctress Allie Mac Kay joked, "Cereal? More like seareal. It also inspired plenty of jokes among fans wanting to fish in troubled waters. One user said, "this is the story I'm invested in today" and another said, "This cinnamon toast shrimp saga is giving me life right now." The brand encouraged "Any consumers who notice their cereal box or bag has been tampered with, such as the clear tape that was found in this case" to contact them at 1-80.Īs the company and Jensen move forward with their investigations, his breakfast has been blowing up online. We are waiting for the consumer to send us the package to investigate further." It read, "While we are still investigating this matter, we can say with confidence that this did not occur at our facility. According to Jensen, "my wife has a stronger stomach than me and checked the OTHER bag in the family pack." The second bag appeared to be taped up and seemed, from his perspective, to include "dental floss."Ĭinnamon Toast Crunch addressed the incident on Twitter by releasing a statement on March 23.
WAS THERE REALLY SHRIMP IN CINNAMON TOAST CRUNCH UPDATE
He gave yet another update on the bag of cereal later on, thanks to the bravery of his wife, Danielle, who fans best know from Boy Meets Worldand Girl Meets World. Jensen's enthusiastic response? "LET'S GET REAL NANCY DREW ABOUT THIS S-T." I would totally love to look at your 'specimen' under a microscope, we might even be able to extract DNA to confirm its species or if it's indeed cinnamon sugar." Adam Wall, who is the Collections Manager of Crustacea at The Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County according to its website, wrote that "those do look a bit like a shrimp's telson & uropods-tail. It was time for a crustaceans expert to weigh in. The This is the End actor also joked, "Yo that's shrimp CT CRUNCH!" and "CALL A F-KING EXORCIST." "Is it shrimp adjacent?"įans eventually speculated the black bits looked like potential rat droppings, prompting Jensen to say, "It makes me want wash my mouth out with acid." Seth gave his take, noting, "I'd cut my mouth off if I were you." "I ate a bowl before noticing all this," he noted. Jensen responded, "GUYS - I am not sure I'm ready for another box!!!" The Cinnamon Toast Crunch account responded to say, "We're sorry to see what you found! We would like to report this to our quality team," and also offered to replace his box with a new one. Jensen tagged the brand and wrote, "Ummmm - why are there shrimp tails in my cereal?" To prove he was serious, he added, "This is not a bit." Jensen wrote, "I'm looping in because I'm genuinely nervous I will never eat (or sleep) again without answers." On Monday, March 22, Jensen posted a pic of what he alleges are pieces of shrimp that he found inside the Cinnamon Toast Crunch he bought at the Woodland Hills Costco in California. The Los Angeles-based podcaster, whose wife is Boy Meets World actress Danielle Fishel, claimed he found two sugar-coated shrimp tails in his bag of cereal and has been sharing his disturbing experience with fans on Twitter.
Twitter users are eating up the story of how Jensen Karp unexpectedly found something fishy inside his bag of Cinnamon Toast Crunch.
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