Reese Witherspoon Eating Snow from Her Car Sparks Mixed Reactions – Video

"Legally Blonde" alum Reese Witherspoon recently posted a video on TikTok showcasing her scooping snow off her car to create a personalized winter dessert. While some viewers praised her wintry concoction, others reacted less enthusiastically.

On Friday, January 19, Reese Witherspoon delighted her audience with a video showcasing her consumption of a snow-crafted chocolate drink. In the footage, she skillfully collected snow in generous cups outside her residence.

Following this, she infused the snowflakes with salted caramel sauce and chocolate syrup, blending them with cold-brewed coffee for a delightful coffee flavor. Expressing her delight, she exclaimed on TikTok, "Oh my gosh, this is so good." The clip's caption read, "Snow days were made for Chococinnos."

The Academy Award-winning actress, whose TikTok video has garnered over 5 million views, received various comments on her snow-based creation. Responses ranged from eagerness to try the recipe to concerns about the cleanliness of consuming snow.

One user questioned, "Isn't snow dirty?" while another expressed apprehension, stating, "Am I the only one concerned that she scooped it off of her car [sic]?" A different commenter found it "sooooooo disgusting," and another raised the possibility of contaminants, saying, "Ewwww there could be cat pee in that snow." Yet another user inquired about safety, asking, "[Is] this safe?"

On a positive note, one person simply stated, "Looks good," while another came up with a creative name, declaring it a "Salted Snow Capped-a-ccino." Another user fondly reminisced, "Love snow cream!! I grew up with it! 💛🥰" and yet another expressed sympathy, saying, "It looks DELICIOUS!! I feel so sad 😢 for anyone who doesn't eat Snow Cream! Totally missing one of the true joys of childhood! ♥️"

Addressing the concerns raised by numerous viewers, Reese Witherspoon responded with follow-up videos to address the snow-related apprehensions. In one video, she collected snow from her backyard, melted it in the microwave, and humorously questioned, "Is this bad? Am I not supposed to eat snow?" The resulting water from the melted snow looked clear.

The 47-year-old actress and producer made two more videos acknowledging the concerns. In a subsequent video, she remarked, "Ok, so we're kind of in the category of, like, 'You only live once.'" With a light-hearted tone, she explained, "It snows maybe once a year here. I don't know. Also, I want to say something: it was delicious. It was so good."

In another video, Deacon Phillippe's mother shared childhood memories, noting that she did not consume filtered water as a child. "We drank out of the tap," she recalled. She also added, "We actually put our mouths on the tap. And then sometimes, like in the summer it was hot, we drank out of a hose. Like we put our mouths on the hose."

She humorously pondered, "Maybe that's why I'm like this." Playfully resisting the idea of filtering snow, the mom, who's on a new chapter after her divorce, exclaimed, "So what you're saying to me is I have to filter the snow before I eat it? I just can't. Filtered snow. I don't know how to do that."