MAGA Furious as Cracker Barrel Erases Old Guy from Logo, Say ‘They Came for Aunt Jemima, Now They’ve Come for Pawpaw’

Cracker Barrel’s new text-only logo has sparked outrage from conservatives who say nostalgia is under attack.

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MAGA world mourns the loss of “Pawpaw” in Cracker Barrel’s logo redesign.
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NEED TO KNOW

  • Cracker Barrel dropped its famous old man-and-barrel logo after nearly 50 years.
  • MAGA fans now link it to the removal of Aunt Jemima and Uncle Ben.
  • Conservatives say they’ll still eat there, but only while complaining.

Goodbye Pawpaw, Hello Helvetica

Cracker Barrel has officially erased its “old man by the barrel” logo. The new design is just bold text on a gold background. Executives insist it is “sleek, modern, and true to the brand’s history.”

Conservative diners disagree. They see it as another loss in the war on nostalgia.

MAGA World Reacts

“They came for Aunt Jemima. They came for Uncle Ben. Then they went after the butter maiden,” raged Carl Wayne Jr. “Now they’ve stolen Pawpaw Barrel. What’s next, tofu at Waffle House?”

On Truth Social, users echoed his outrage. “Authenticity doesn’t mean Helvetica fonts,” wrote @PatriotGriddle69. “Authenticity means suspenders, gravy, and a barrel you could trust.”

Boycott Talk, With Gravy on the Side

Some conservatives threatened a boycott. Others admitted they will keep eating at Cracker Barrel, but with anger in their hearts. “I’ll eat biscuits every Sunday after church,” said Janet H., “but I’ll be grumbling through every bite.”

Fox News pundits added fuel to the fire. “First Pawpaw, then the barrel, and soon the name. All that will be left is ‘Cracker,’ and that feels like a trap,” warned Buck Walters.

Cracker Barrel Defends Move

The company claims the redesign celebrates its heritage. According to executives, the gold-and-brown palette honors “farm fresh scrambled eggs and biscuits.” MAGA diners aren’t convinced.

“They can paint it whatever color they want,” Brenda Sue McAllister of Concerned Grandmothers for Liberty said. “At the end of the day, we want Pawpaw staring at us while we eat fried okra.”

They can change the logo, but they can’t change the fact that Cracker Barrel is where America eats biscuits and complains about politics.

Brenda Sue McAllister, Concerned Grandmothers for Liberty
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