‘Pop-Tarts’ Clapped Back At The Guy Who Tweeted About Putting Mustard On Their Pastries And The Whole Thing Is Savage AF

Everyone needs to appreciate the beauty that it Pop-Tarts's Twitter.

Updated 7 years ago, November 30, 2017

Person who put mustard on their pop-tarts and tweeted about it — Twitter / @adumsteeves

Unpopular opinion: Pop-Tarts is the most underrated snack food on Twitter. Seriously, look it up. Everyone’s always talking about how funny Wendy’s and Netflix is, but have y’all looked through Pop-Tarts’ tweets? I didn’t think so.

https://twitter.com/SoiLs_/status/927200650903027713

https://twitter.com/PopTartsUS/status/927544798441017344

https://twitter.com/j_bates16/status/932413701570916353

https://twitter.com/PopTartsUS/status/932703184878960642

But what really makes Pop-Tarts so special is how they’ve been responding to the heathens who are doing disgusting, terrible things with their products. Like making cheese sandwiches out of them.

https://twitter.com/cjorgensen79/status/928858407901237248

https://twitter.com/PopTartsUS/status/930807097914044417

Or the person from Oklahoma who decided to dip their pastry into ranch dressing.

https://twitter.com/cjt12371/status/930986810225975296

https://twitter.com/PopTartsUS/status/932703408980668416

Or, perhaps best of all, the guy from Illinois who put mustard on his Pop-Tart.

https://twitter.com/adumsteeves/status/933126667316416512

https://twitter.com/PopTartsUS/status/935570153282195456

LOLOLOL, they seriously tagged the Illinois State Police.

Luckily, the Dixon Police Department promised to take care of it if no one else did.

https://twitter.com/DixonPolice/status/935884096257044480

https://twitter.com/PopTartsUS/status/935898970894643200