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‘How the hell you get a slice of grits’: TikToker shows congealed grits she received from Cracker Barrel

Some viewers gave her tips on how to enjoy the side.

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Tricia Crimmins

A TikToker showed that Cracker Barrel delivered her slices of congealed grits.

In a TikTok posted on Oct. 17, TikToker Rowan (@rowarb) pours grits she ordered from Cracker Barrel into a bowl. The grits are congealed and cut into slices. Grits, a popular southern dish, is a type of porridge made from cornmeal.

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“Cracker Barrel wtf is this,” Rowan wrote in the caption of the video. The TikTok received 6.4 million views.

In a follow-up video, Rowan said that she ordered the grits via DoorDash and clarified what grits are supposed to look like to commenters that were wondering.

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“They’re supposed to be like kinda oatmeal,” she said. “Like a hot cereal.” She called the grits she received “a fucking abomination.”

Some commenters on Rowan’s original video were just as bewildered as she was.

“How the hell you get a slice of grits,” commented @carcinogeneticist09.

Others gave @rowarb tips on how to enjoy her Cracker Barrel grits.

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“After grits sits for a long time it all sticks together,” wrote @tuhshanna, who identified themselves as a former Cracker Barrel employee. “Just chop it.”

“Pop those in a pan with some oil and they make a little grit pancake!” commented @eclectic_em.

Even the brand Tasty commented, saying “yum.”

The Daily Dot has reached out to Rowan and Cracker Barrel.

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