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   Cracker Barrel's new logo isn't quite getting a stamp of approval from   
   some customers.   
      
   The nationwide restaurant chain and country store, which is known for its   
   comfort food and nostalgic atmosphere, unveiled a new, simplified logo   
   with the launch of a fall menu campaign on Aug. 19.   
      
   In a news release for the campaign, called "All the More," Cracker Barrel   
   boasted "refreshed restaurant remodels" and "an enhanced brand look and   
   feel."   
      
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   The updated visuals will appear across menus and marketing collateral,   
   the company said in a statement.   
      
   While changes are here, Cracker Barrel told USA TODAY its "values haven't   
   changed, and the heart and soul of Cracker Barrel haven’t changed."   
      
   "Cracker Barrel has been a destination for comfort and community for more   
   than half a century, and this fifth evolution of the brand’s logo, which   
   works across digital platforms as well as billboards and roadside signs,   
   is a call-back to the original and rooted even more in the iconic barrel   
   shape and word mark that started it all back in 1969," the company said.   
      
   Cracker Barrel remodels restaurants Some fans share distaste: 'Thanks, I   
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   What does Cracker Barrel's new logo look like?   
   While still featuring the company's classic gold and brown color palette,   
   the new Cracker Barrel logo instead offers a simplified version without   
   a man seated next to a wooden barrel.   
      
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   Cracker Barrel has unveiled a new logo.   
   The new logo includes the restaurant's name in brown lettering against a   
   golden yellow border.   
      
   The rebrand comes as Cracker Barrel continues renovations at some of its   
   locations around the country, giving restaurants a more modern facelift.   
      
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   Despite recent online pushback against the renovations, Cracker Barrel CEO   
   Julie Felss Masino said in an Aug. 19 interview on "Good Morning America"   
   that "people like what we're doing."   
      
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   "Cracker Barrel needs to feel like the Cracker Barrel for today and for   
   tomorrow – the things that you love are still there," she said. "We need   
   people to choose us, and we want people to choose us."   
      
   Some Cracker Barrel customers aren't happy with new logo: 'Cold and sterile'   
   Some longtime Cracker Barrel fans took to social media to express   
   disappointment with the company's new logo, with some calling on the chain   
   to change it back.   
      
   "The new rebrand took the feeling away," one person wrote on Cracker Barrel's   
   Instagram. "Cold and sterile."   
      
   Another said, "I’m feeling like this new logo is ruining my life."   
      
   Some conservatives even pushed back against the rebrand, suggesting that   
   the new logo is political.   
      
   "WTF is wrong with @CrackerBarrel??!" Donald Trump Jr. said in response to   
   a post on X that implied the logo may be motivated by diversity, equity   
   and inclusion efforts.   
      
   https://www.yahoo.com/news/articles/cracker-barrel-unveils-logo-   
   ot-132803526.html   
      
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