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We write satire about Christian stuff, political stuff, and everyday life. The Babylon Bee is the world's best satire site, totally inerrant in all its truth claims. The Babylon Bee is a satire site with following disclaimer on the 'about' page: The story led to a sharp uptick in searches for "Caucasian Jack" according to Google Trends, suggesting many people were not really sure if the story was real or not: The original source image for the digitally manipulated version can be seen in this 2016 news article, note the exact same expiration date. The story also came with a digitally altered image showing the new name on the packaging:
#Cracker jack box name change cracker#
PLANO, TX-When ballparks finally open again, those standing for the traditional seventh-inning stretch will be singing some different lyrics to "Take Me Out to the Ballgame."Īfter over 100 years of selling its caramel popcorn snack under the name Cracker Jack, Frito-Lay announced today that it would be rebranded as the less offensive "Caucasian Jack." The satirical article was published by The Babylon Bee on Junder the headline "Cracker Jack Changes Name To More Politically Correct Caucasian Jack" (archived here) which opened: Did "Cracker Jack" change their name to "Caucasian Jack" because that would be more politically correct? No, that's not true: the story was published by Christian-themed satire website The Babylon Bee to mock the recent real announcement about Aunt Jemima changing its brand name.
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