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Viral TikTok Video Shows Ocean Spray Cranberry Can Opened To Contain Only Water

The TikTok video has been viewed more than 10 million times.

A viral TikTok video shows a can of Ocean Spray cranberry sauce containing only water after it is opened.
A viral TikTok video shows a can of Ocean Spray cranberry sauce containing only water after it is opened. (Kara Seymour/Patch)

A viral TikTok video shows a can of Ocean Spray cranberry sauce cut open to contain only water.

The video shows two other cans already opened and a voice off camera asking, "All of them like that?"

@jasmine_hun My Bestfriend opened up cans full of water instead of cranberry sauce 🤣🤣 #oceanspray @Ocean Spray Inc. What’s going on??? #thanksgiving #Funny ♬ original sound - Jasmine

Ocean Spray failed to respond to requests for comment on the video but NBC News posted a statement from the company.

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“Millions of families enjoyed their cranberry sauce this holiday season, but even one can of sauce not meeting expectations matters to us,” Ocean Spray said in the NBC story. “We’ve reached out to the folks who shared these videos to learn more and make it right.”

Ocean spray is located in Lakeville-Middleboro.

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The person in the video posted by TikTok user jasmine_hun opens the can, for some reason, with a kitchen knife.

"My best friend opened up cans full of water instead of cranberry cause," hun captioned her video.

"What's going on???" hun inquired.

"I'm more stressed by how you're opening these," said commenter ali.

"By the way y'all open them cans, ocean spray should be scared," opined commenter videosthat.

The video has been viewed more than 10 million times.

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