(KNGT-FM) - Cracker Barrel has been making the news in a major way over the last few days after a big announcement regarding a logo change, and fans aren't taking it very lightly. It also appears that it might already be affecting the massive chain.

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Cracker Barrel has always been, and will always be, one of my favorite places to go and sit down for dinner. There is just something about waiting for your table to be ready and walking around the gift shop that is full of stuff that you don't need, but always want. Oh, and it always smells so good in there.

I'm fairly certain that nearly every time I've been to a Cracker Barrel, I've almost always gotten that delicious Mama's Pancake Breakfast. Provides a mix of everything. But you really can't go wrong with anything you get, whether it's breakfast, lunch, or dinner.

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Despite its delicious food, Cracker Barrel has really upset a big chunk of its fanbase after the company unveiled on Thursday the change from its traditional logo to a plain and dry new logo. Honestly, the new logo looks like you told ChatGPT to create you a logo, and heck, even AI could've done a better job. I mean, look at this thing...

According to the store, the rebrand is a part of their "All the More” campaign, which also includes new menu items, restaurant remodels, updated marketing, and TV spots.

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The rebrand isn't just making the rounds on Social Media as the laughing stock of the social world, but it also looks like it might be affecting the business itself. According to a report from CNBC, the Cracker Barrel stock has plummeted since the announcement.

  • Around 7% drop was reported by AP and the Washington Post, closing at $54.80.
  • CBS News reported an even steeper decline—nearly 15%, erasing roughly $200 million in market value.

I did get a little chuckle out of this meme on X...

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