Mystery of crunchy cinnamon ingredients goes national with lab tests

The guy who says he found shrimp tails and other disturbing items in a can of Cinnamon Toast Crunch is going coast to coast to answer the burning question – what did he eat? ??

Jensen karp, husband of “Boy Meets World” star Danielle Fishel, tells TMZ … labs across the country are volunteering to find out what exactly was in his box of Cinnamon Toast Crunch, including one here in Los Angeles and one in New Jersey.

Jensen tells us he knocked 3 times Tuesday in Los Angeles – trying a diagnostic lab, hospital, and emergency room to test the black objects in his box of CTC. However, he says an NJ-based company is stepping up efforts to test the substance … which he fears is rat shit.

Sending him across the country will take a little longer, so Jensen is going to have to wait longer than he hoped for to solve the mystery. He’s nervous because he says he ate a bowl before noticing the strange objects … but so far he says he’s not showing any ill effects.

Meanwhile, Jensen says people at the Los Angeles County Natural History Museum are setting it up with a company that vows to pay for DNA testing on suspected shrimp tails.

Remember, the CTC’s initial response on Twitter was that Jensen didn’t find shrimp tails, but “a build-up of cinnamon sugar that can sometimes occur when the ingredients are not mixed well.”

We are told that DNA testing will not only tell if it is indeed shrimp, but also where the shrimp came from. Millions of CTC lovers are on the edge of their seats, just like Jensen.