What’s the fastest way to ruffle some feathers? Tell the world Chick-fil-A is getting rid of their iconic waffle fries. TikToker Briana Solano posted a video on July 20 alleging that not only was she a Chick-fil-A employee, but that waffle fries were on their way out. Friend, this is how rumors started, and hers went viral. Briana started a french fry frenzy, and people began lamenting the waffley goodness on social media. According to People, her original post had 3.2 million views before she posted a follow-up video in which she debunked her early claims. She ended up deleting both from her account, and it appears her page is a waffle fry-free zone. But the damage was done, and other TikTokers got in on the action, lamenting the loss of a favorite. Desirae Bowman was among the Waffle Fry fans who posted her devastation. @desiraebowman PLEASE TELL ME ITS NOT REAL. THIS IS WORSE THAN A BREAKUP. #chickfila #wafflefries #pleaseno ♬ original sound – ruby “PLEASE TELL ME ITS NOT REAL. THIS IS WORSE THAN A BREAKUP,” she captioned her video which has been viewed 1.8 million times. Chick-fil-A Corporate Stepped In To Clear The Air There is just a fresh fry refresh in the works. Per People, Chick-fil-A says that some locations are testing a “refreshed Waffle Fry recipe,” but there are no plans to get rid of the iconic menu. Chick-fil-A used its website to discuss why they are testing new recipes. “Our new Waffle Fry recipe uses a blend of starches that increases the crispiness of our fries. Please check online or in the Chick-fil-A App to view your local restaurant’s menu and see a full list of ingredients for menu items at that specific location,” the post reads. A final decision hasn’t been made about the fate of the waffle fry recipe, but one thing is for sure, you will never see a shoestring potato on the menu. Crisis averted.  This story’s featured image is by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images. The post Chick-Fil-A Finally Addresses The Rumors That They’re Discontinuing Their Famous Waffle Fries appeared first on InspireMore.