Dessert cravings reach an all-time high during the winter season. According to experts, Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) is to blame for our uncontrollable sugary desire. Thick hot chocolates, gooey choco lava cakes, and melt-in-the-mouth truffles become a staple. But would you dare to prepare a dessert by collecting chunks of snow accumulated in your backyard to satiate your tastebuds? For Reese Witherspoon, the answer is positive. Recently, the Legally Blonde actress raised eyebrows for taking her sweet tooth cravings to another level. What she did was scoop some ice out of her backyard and drink the snow-infused beverage. When the actress was bombarded with questions, she was quick to defend her choice.
Reese Witherspoon dropped a TikTok video demonstrating her making the bizarre drink. The now-viral video showed her filling two mugs full of snow and taking it inside her house. Next, she added salted caramel and chocolate syrup to the snow chunks. In the next step, the 47-year-old poured some cold brew into the uncanny mixture “just to have a yummy coffee flavour that" felt “so good". Reese named the drink Snow Salt Chococcino and took a mouthful of the custom-made dessert, surprising her fans.
Soon after the video went viral, TikTok users put Reese Witherspoon on the radar, questioning whether having snow from outside was good for health or not. When many claimed that the “snow is dirty", the actress defended her decision through three TikTok videos. In one of them, Reese clarified, “We went and took snow from the backyard and we microwaved it and it’s clear." before asking whether it was “bad". Later on in a separate video, the actress continued that she was in the “you only live once" category. Since it snowed “once a year" where she lived, Reese claimed that she was allowed to drink snow. She also did not forget to mention that the Snow Salt Chococcino beverage was “delicious".
While many called Reese Witherspoon’s snow dessert “Disgusting" and “Yuck", a few others came out in her support. “If it wasn’t safe to eat snow me and every one of my friends would’ve died decades ago," explained one individual. “We ALWAYS ate snow with sugar and vanilla when I was a kid. ALWAYS," chimed in another. “I’ve been eating snow ice cream for 60+ years and I’m fine," noted a third social media user.
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