SHRIMP IN CINNAMON TOAST CRUNCH FREE
Not to be outdone, Cinnamon Toast Crunch is giving out free shrimp tails. Krispy Kreme is giving out free donuts to anybody who’s gotten vaccinated. "They've been acting fishy for years at Cinnamon Toast Crunch headquarters, hopefully now our voices are heard." /oEbjyzeOgV Started my new job today as social media manager for cinnamon toast crunch! time to take a big sip of coffee and log on New Cinnamon Toast Crunch Oreo just dropped /0anluYL4JM Why did it have to be cinnamon toast crunch /eElsxpEUAK
“To save their company, Cinnamon Toast Crunch needs to make cereal classy again, and what’s classier than shrimp?” /pXs2RgZh5c On March 23, the topic “Cinnamon Toast Crunch” was trending on Twitter in the United States. This whole saga as well as the most logical explanation - that a rat probably made a home in the dry cereal ingredients and all its scavenged items made it into the Cinnamon Toast Crunch - is just a hot, screaming nightmare Ĭinnamon Toast Crunch shrimp memes remark on the absurdity of this situation and react to the ickiness of finding shrimp tails and animal droppings in a box of cereal. The story continues to unfold as Karp documents it on Twitter. One of the leading crowdsourced theories about how the cereal ended up this way is that a rodent nest, which included the droppings, shrimp tails, and string, was cooked into the batch of CTC. Karp is reportedly taking the cereal to a lab for investigation. This gaslighting by the cinnamon toast crunch corporation is a national scandal. They later tweeted that the contamination didn’t occur at their facility. The CTC Twitter account responded in several tweets and replies, declaring that the shrimp tails were actually “an accumulation” of cinnamon and sugar. The events following included Karp discovering what look like rat droppings baked into cinnamon squares, along with string and dental floss. Ummmm – why are there shrimp tails in my cereal? (This is not a bit) /tTjiAdrnVp
SHRIMP IN CINNAMON TOAST CRUNCH SERIES
This strange series of events began on March 22, when Karp posted a photo of what appear to be cinnamon and sugar-coated shrimp tails that came from a box of CTC. And yes, he ate a bowl of the cereal before noticing the shrimp tails.
Cinnamon Toast Crunch shrimp memes reference writer and comedian Jensen Karp’s discovery of what appeared to be shrimp tails, animal droppings, and dental floss in a bag of cereal, which he posted about extensively on Twitter.
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