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A Kroger, based in Atlanta, was criticized for having sold cakes made with “unacceptable” decorations to celebrate JUNETEH After a video that has become viral on Tiktok.
“This is bulls – T”, user of Tiktok @ Black.monisa Said in a recorded video from the interior of the store. The video, which collected more than 10 million views and 1 million likes, has shown several cakes and pastries on the bakery.
“Who hell has made this base-t? It is unacceptable,” she added.
A kroger located in Atlanta was criticized for having sold cakes made with “unacceptable” decorations on it to celebrate the juneteenth after a video has become viral on Tiktok. (Google Maps / Google Maps)
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“Kroger counts your days. Why even disturb you if you are going to lack creativity. It’s Kroger on Howell Mill RD, Atlanta Ga. It’s a mockery! I’m stampering, someone let me know!” The creator of Tiktok asked in the legend that accompanies him.
One of the cakes had “free @ last” written on icing. Another cake had also “free” written in frosting.
Kroger said he had been connected to the customer who captured the video after the controversy had. A Kroger spokesman said Digital Fox News that the store is located in its Atlanta Division and sent the following declaration:
Kroger was criticized for having sold cakes made with “unacceptable” decorations on it to celebrate the juneteenth after a video has become viral on Tiktok.
“The cakes and cookies that were presented in the video were incompatible with our advice provided and not by the quality we would expect in our stores. The products have been deleted, and we talked directly to it with the store teams and the customer who took the initial video.”
The video prompted a storm of fire in the comments.
“‘Free @ last’ is evil,” commented a user of Tiktok under the video.
Tiktok user @ Black.monisa published a follow -up video congratulating the reaction to his viral images.
“I went back to Kroger, Howell Mill RD, Atlanta Ga. They removed the cookies with cookies, or I guess someone bought them!” She wrote in legend.
Juneteenth recognized on June 19, 1865, when enslaved in Galveston, Texas, discovered that they were free after the civil war. (Getty / Getty Images)
“Tiktok, you all did,” @ Black.monisa said, showing that the pastries have been removed from the video shelves.
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“I don’t know what you did, but you did it. Because I know no one bought these cookies,” she added.
Despite the pastries removed, the creator of Tiktok was always disappointed that the store did not replace the apparently offensive cakes with “best” cakes.
“I always feel a certain type so that they have not replaced it by better cakes in Junteenth,” she said.
Juneteenth recognizes On June 19, 1865, when slaves in Galveston, Texas discovered that they were free after the civil war. The African-Americans enslaved were informed of their freedom two months after the end of the civil war and the proclamation of emancipation.
Juneteenth was transformed into federal vacation during the first year of The administration of President Biden.
