Whole Foods recently changed the recipe for berry Chantilly cake and the internet isn't happy. Why it matters: A New Orleans baker created the original recipe for Whole Foods about 20 years ago. The big picture: Whole Foods confirmed to USA Today that it changed the recipe and altered the slices that are sold individually.

The Texas-based grocers ' Berry Chantilly cake is a layered dessert topped with fluffy whipped frosting and dotted with blueberries, blackberries, raspberries and strawberries, lending a satisfying tartness to the sweet almond-y sponge itself.

Passionate fans of a beloved dessert offered at Whole Foods Market were given a scare earlier this week due to online rumors of the chain discontinuing its Berry Chantilly Cake.

Influencers and Redditors are both in a tizzy over a perceived change to one of their beloved treats from Texas-based premium grocer Whole Foods. The berry chantilly cake, which is sold by the slice at the Amazon-owned retailer,

Social media buzzed this week with speculation that Whole Foods might discontinue its popular Berry Chantilly cake. This followed a Reddit post noting recipe changes, including a new jam layer. However,

Whole Foods Market confirmed Friday that while they won't be discontinuing the popular Berry Chantilly cake, they have changed the recipe.