Olympian rocks TikTok over chocolate muffins that taste 'just like cake'

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Every Olympics has its surprise breakout stars. Eric "The Eel" Moussambani inspired swimmers in Sydney; Steven Bradbury's unlikely gold in Salt Lake City cemented him as a sporting legend. The list goes on.

This year, it's all about the "Muffin Man."

While that's not his real name, after millions of views on TikTok — it might as well be.

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Henrik Christiansen, a Norwegian swimmer who's been competing in his third Olympics, is not a medal favorite in either of his events. That hasn't stopped him from taking the social media world by storm.

The Olympic Village has received decidedly poor food reviews, with Team USA gold medalist Hezly Rivera saying that she was not a fan.

Henrik Christiansen, a Norwegian swimmer competing in his third Olympics, has received millions of views on his TikTok videos about the chocolate muffins in the Olympic Village. (Sarah Stier/Getty Images)

"I don't think it's very good, at least what we're having in the dining hall," Rivera said in the news conference after Team USA won the gold medal in the women's gymnastics team competition. 

She continued, "I definitely think French food is good, but what we're having in there — I don't think it's the best. But it gets the job done."

The one exception to this, it seems, are the chocolate muffins — which apparently "take just like cake." 

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In a TikTok video post posted on July 25, Christiansen reviewed several dishes