“Getting lots of texts from girls still in therapy over his terror. “‘What you may not know about the man behind the viral posts’ what like he’s a manipulative gaslighting narcissistic ex-boyfriend who once told me he was surprised I hadn’t killed myself because my life was so worthless?” wrote Stetten. Man claims to discover shrimp tails in Cinnamon Toast Crunch cereal Getty Jensen Karp/twitterĪctress Melissa Stetten also took to Twitter to issue a PSA regarding Karp’s treatment of her when they dated. Oh lord.” Jensen Karp and his cereal shrimp tails. Let alone the ones I have known about for years and talked to about our shared experiences.
“The amount of women who DM’d me with stories today. “Hahaha my quickly deleted subtweet yesterday said ‘oh no I can’t follow the latest viral saga cause I was blocked in 2014 b/c I was not gracious enough after a surprise threesome! But not before I was told to ‘be careful or I would never work in this town again’,” tweeted screenwriter Stephanie Mickus on Wednesday. Karp - who is married to “Boy Meets World” star Danielle Fishel (aka Topanga) and was formerly a child rapper named Hot Karl - did not respond to The Post’s request for comment. Karp, 41, is now being accused of lying, stealing a podcast concept and shaming a former sex partner, among other allegations. Just days after using his disturbing find to slam the brand and its maker, General Mills, on Twitter, social media has abruptly turned against him. The Cinnamon Toast Crunch shrimp saga has taken a not-so-sweet turn.Ĭomedian and author Jensen Karp went massively viral this week for tweeting his unsavory discovery of sugar-coated shrimp tails in his Cinnamon Toast Crunch cereal. I told my neighbors their sex is too loud but I’m no ‘Karen’ - I need sleep NBCU jabs Twitter after Linda Yaccarino’s hiring as CEO: They ‘just let all the crazies back in’ Parents share social media’s devastating toll on teens driven to anorexia, suicide - and demand more monitoring
Those symptoms can range from itching in the mouth and hives all the way to anaphylaxis, a life-threatening medical emergency in which the body’s airways swell and tighten. For some people, even being near where these foods are prepared can trigger their symptoms. Those with shellfish allergies can develop symptoms after consuming or just coming into contact with foods like shrimp, lobster, and crab, the American College of Allergy, Asthma, and Immunology explains. But regardless of the defect action levels, the FDA requires any food that contains crustacean shellfish (such as shrimp) to clearly state they contain those ingredients so that people with severe shellfish allergies can avoid them.Īlthough the idea of random shrimp tails showing up in your cereal is definitely off-putting, for those with food allergies it can also be life-threatening. So you might be encountering some unexpected additions to your meals more often than you think. The limits on these types of foreign material in food, called the food defect action levels, allow for small amounts of them in many kinds of produce, spices, and packaged products (including peanut butter, jam, and canned tomatoes) because they “pose no inherent hazard to health” at these levels, the FDA says. While Karp and the company conduct their respective investigations, it’s worth noting that the Food and Drug Administration allows a surprising amount of things like insect remnants, mold, and “rodent filth” in food. For now there’s still no definitive answer about what the material is, where it came from, or how it found its way into a box of cereal.
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