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'Pretty Sure That's Wrong': Hilarious Video Shows Woman Allegedly Opening Dunkin' Sandwich With Unusual Ingredient The Cleveland-based customer was in for a surprise when she opened up her grilled cheese from the popular chain.

By Emily Rella

America might run on Dunkin' but for one disgruntled customer, it seems as though she's better suited to run on … paper?

One TikToker is going viral after visiting a Cleveland-area Dunkin Donuts and allegedly receiving a grilled cheese that allegedly was served to her with a piece of paper in between two slices of bread.

"I've been craving grilled cheese all day. It's all I've been thinking about," the TikToker Miya says in the clip. "So I just left work and made a run of desperation to Dunkin' to get a grilled cheese."

@miyaacacia The paper is my favorite part !! @dunkin ♬ original sound - Miya

She tells viewers how she was "so excited" to "smash" the sandwich but then held up what appears to be a grilled cheese sandwich with paper wrapping sitting on the inside, and the cheese not even melted.

The clip, which has been viewed over 164,500 times, garnered a slew of reactions in the customer's comment section, with many telling her that she should've gone to rival chain Starbucks instead.

"I'm no chef, but I'm pretty sure that's wrong," one user joked.

"This feels like the start to a villain arc," another said.

The TikToker appeared to be in good spirits — and even confirmed in the comments that she did, in fact, go home and heat up the sandwich herself before eating it.

That's one way to be resourceful!

Dunkin' has not yet commented on the alleged incident.

Emily Rella

Entrepreneur Staff

Senior News Writer

Emily Rella is a Senior News Writer at Entrepreneur.com. Previously, she was an editor at Verizon Media. Her coverage spans features, business, lifestyle, tech, entertainment, and lifestyle. She is a 2015 graduate of Boston College and a Ridgefield, CT native. Find her on Twitter at @EmilyKRella.

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