I quit working at Panera Bread– Once you see what the food really looks like, you might not want to eat it
A PERSON who claimed to be working their last day at Panera Bread wants people to see what its food is really like.
He posted a video showing boxed and bagged food in an attempt to gross people out – but it didn’t exactly work.
“It’s my last day at Panera.
“Here’s what your food really looks like,” the supposed worker, who goes by @oneofakidd on social media, said at the top of his video.
He proceeded to show viewers boxes upon boxes of what he said is food, broccoli cheddar soup and chicken wild rice soup in plastic bags, frozen chocolate chip cookies, and what looked like bagged individual portions of macaroni and cheese.
He also showed what seemed to be frozen muffin mixture in baking pans ready to be placed in the oven and pre-cooked pizza crust in bags.
The former employee seemed to be trolling the company for their food, as his caption read: “This is what y’all drooling over?”
However, it didn’t seem like his video bothered many people, and in fact, some even stood up for the popular bakery-cafe.
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“Did ya really think they had a fresh garden out in back?!?” one commenter rhetorically questioned.
“I mean … yeah. It’s not a gourmet restaurant,” a second person chimed in.
“Food always has to be cooked at prepped before it’s edible….why are u acting like the cookie dough puck is bad,” another reasoned.
Yet a fourth supporter of Panera Bread said: “I don’t understand the Panera ones?
“Like oh no!
“It’s frozen how dare they not trust teens to make it.
“Still delicious, I don’t care.”
The Sun has reached out to Panera Bread for comment on the worker’s video.
The former employee’s TikTok comes amid a wave of videos released by former and even current employees detailing what happens behind the scenes at popular chain restaurants.
For instance, a chef at a supposed popular steakhouse showed the restaurant’s lobster tails being cooked in the microwave.
Plus, a Chick-fil-A worker showed how their lemonade really gets made – and people were upset it’s not freshly squeezed.
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