Behind the scenes, CTC was asking him to send in the tails for sampling, while. And a mouthful of Cinnamon Toast Crunch with a glass of almond milk is the last thing assuring you that no matter what, youre going to be fine. "We are waiting for the consumer to send us the package to investigate further," Siemienas said. Jensen released DMs between himself and Cinnamon Toast Crunch to prove that the company was gaslighting him.
In a statement to USA TODAY, General Mills spokesperson Mike Siemienas said the company was still investigating but "can say with confidence that this did not occur at our facility." Save better, spend better: Money tips and advice delivered right to your inbox.
I wasn’t all that mad until you now tried to gaslight me?" That's what everyone thought when they first heard about the saga of the cinnamon-and-sugar encrusted shrimp tail found in a box of Cinnamon Toast Crunch. Cinnamon Toast Crunch has now issued a statement saying the shrimp incident (shrimpcident) did not occur at its. The General Mills cereal responded to Karp's tweets saying it appeared to be an accumulation of cinnamon sugar and that there was no possibility of cross-contamination with shrimp.īut Karp isn't buying it and responded that "after further investigation with my eyes, these are cinnamon coated SHRIMP TAILS, you weirdos. Upon deeper investigation, Karp assures that they were indeed shrimp tails. His post went viral, and has been retweeted more than 11,500 times as of Tuesday afternoon with some sharing stories of what they have found in products over the years. Writer and comedian Jensen Karp believes his box of Cinnamon Toast Crunch contained a few shrimp tails, he tweeted Monday. Cinnamon Toast Crunch with a side of shrimp? After further investigation with our team that closely examined the image, it appears to be an accumulation of the cinnamon sugar that sometimes can occur when ingredients aren’t thoroughly.
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