Reese Witherspoon left TikTok viewers divided after sharing her wintery recipe that involved real fallen snow.
The Morning Showactress left fans scratching their heads after sharing her special “Chococinnos” drink recipe, which contained a very unusual ingredient.
In aviral TikTok with 3 million views, Reese scooped some snow off a covered outdoor grill with two mugs. “We got a ton of snow over the past few days, so we decided to make a recipe,” she began.
“First, we scooped the snow into cups and we added salted caramel syrup and some chocolate syrup because we like how they taste together,” theYour Place or Minestar said, before adding some cold brew into the mixture for a “yummy” coffee flavor.
“Oh my gosh, that’s so good,” Reese said, as she ate a spoonful of the snow-filled drink. The actress then began contemplating names for her recipe, ultimately deciding on “Snow Salt Chococino.” In the video caption, she added, “Snow days were made for Chococinnos.”
Reese Witherspoon splits fans with snow recipe
While the mother of three enjoyed the winter-themed drink, manyTikTokusers were baffled by the main ingredient for the recipe.
“No no no.. snow is not made to eat.. you can get seriously sick,” one person commented. “Isn’t snow dirty??” another questioned. “What if birds pooped in that snow,” a third added.
Others, however, weren’t too bothered by the snow. “As long as you don’t eat the yellow snow, you’re good,” one person said.
“So nobody grew up eating snow cream? Man y’all missing out,” another wrote.
In afollow-up clip, Reese addressed some criticism of her wintery treat. “We’re kind of in the category of you only live once and it snows maybe once a year here,” she said. “Also, I want to say something: it was delicious! It was so good,” the Oscar-winner added while giggling.
Kawter Abed is an Entertainment Writer on Dexerto’s UK team. She is a journalism graduate and provides expert coverage of viral news, TikTok trends, and YouTube creators. She is also a big fan of Nintendo games and Netflix shows. You can contact her at: kawter.abed@dexerto.com
