Michael Alvarez+FollowCracker Barrel’s Hash Brown Casserole FailCracker Barrel fans are already salty about the new logo and menu, but now there’s a viral TikTok showing a customer finding a weird plastic or paper sheet in her hash brown casserole. The server comped the meal, but people are speculating: was it packaging, microwaved food, or just a kitchen oops? Either way, some folks are saying they’ll stick to Waffle House from now on. Would you still eat there after this? #Food #CrackerBarrel #FoodFail3258Share
Keith Bass+FollowCracker Barrel’s Logo Drama: $100M LessonGrab your coffee—Cracker Barrel just learned the hard way that sometimes, you shouldn’t mess with a classic. Their new, modern logo flopped so badly with fans that it wiped out $100 million in value. After a wave of nostalgia-fueled backlash, the company is bringing back the old logo. Takeaway? If your favorite diner suddenly feels like a tech startup, maybe it’s time to speak up! #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #CrackerBarrel30439Share
Heather Owens+FollowCracker Barrel Drama: Watters Shades Fox News 😂Jesse Watters just threw some wild shade at his own network on The Five, saying Cracker Barrel should stop trying to get younger and just stick to what works—just like Fox News does. The real twist? He basically admitted Fox is for old folks who never want change! Fans are split: is Watters right, or did he just roast his own viewers? #Entertainment #CrackerBarrel #JesseWatters449Share
Tristan Richards+FollowCracker Barrel’s Logo Drama: Back to Basics?So, Cracker Barrel tried to give their classic country vibe a modern makeover—think less grandma’s porch, more HGTV chic. But fans weren’t having it, especially after the logo change and a quiet removal of their Pride page. After some serious backlash. they’re backtracking to their old-school look. Lesson? Sometimes, sticking with what people love is the real money move—don’t fix what isn’t broken! #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #CrackerBarrel5714Share
Robert Evans+FollowCracker Barrel News: Logo Drama vs. Real FixesCracker Barrel brought back its old logo to calm fans, but here’s the real scoop: the real issues aren’t about the sign out front. Customers are still grumbling about long waits, hit-or-miss food, and prices that don’t match the experience. The logo swap was just a band-aid—what Cracker Barrel really needs is better service and value. If you’re picking where to eat, check reviews for the latest updates, not just the nostalgia! #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #CrackerBarrel2330Share
fnixon+FollowCracker Barrel New Logo Drama: What’s Brewing?Cracker Barrel just swapped out its old-school logo for a modern look, and folks are not having it. The internet exploded, with everyone from politicians to regulars chiming in. The backlash even knocked $94 million off the company’s value in a single day! The lesson? When a brand messes with nostalgia, wallets and feelings get involved. If you love those rocking chairs and country vibes, don’t worry—they’re not going anywhere. But maybe check your stocks before your next chicken and dumplings run! #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #CrackerBarrel1013Share
Susan Moreno+FollowCracker Barrel New Logo Drama: Real or Not?Heard the buzz about Cracker Barrel firing their rebrand chief over the new logo? Turns out, it’s just internet gossip! No one named Arthur MacWaters ever worked there. The real takeaway? Don’t believe every viral post about your favorite restaurant chain—sometimes, it’s just someone having fun online. Next time you see a wild business rumor, double-check before you spill your coffee! #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #CrackerBarrel04Share
Kim Reeves+FollowCracker Barrel New Logo: Why All the Fuss?Cracker Barrel just dropped a new logo and some folks are not having it. The company says the rocking chairs and big portions aren’t going anywhere, but the modern makeover is here to stay. Some fans are upset, but others are like, “It’s just a logo!” Bottom line: brands have to keep up with the times, but comfort food and nostalgia still rule the menu. Would a new logo stop you from grabbing biscuits and gravy? #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #CrackerBarrel2962Share
Susan Moreno+FollowCracker Barrel New Logo Backfires Big TimeCracker Barrel’s new logo was supposed to freshen things up, but it ended up costing them nearly $100 million and a lot of customer goodwill. The problem? They ditched the old-timey guy and barrel that fans loved, making the brand feel less homey. If you’re running a business, remember: changing your look can be risky if you don’t bring your loyal customers along for the ride! #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #CrackerBarrel48794Share
Edward Wallace+FollowCracker Barrel New Logo Drama: Why People CareCracker Barrel’s new logo swap stirred up more than just coffee—fans were not happy to see “Uncle Herschel” take a back seat. The company admitted they could’ve explained the change better, promising the old-school vibe (and rocking chairs!) isn’t going anywhere. The lesson? Messing with nostalgia can hit your wallet—Cracker Barrel’s stock dropped 24%. If you love a brand’s classic look, your feedback really does matter! #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #CrackerBarrel4122Share
