Pop-Tart and Cheese Sandwich Grosses Out the Internet

A Pop-Tart and cheese sandwich created a sensation on Twitter after an Iowa State student posted his creation online.

Chris Jorgensen told the Des Moines Register he didn’t have much food on hand when he decided to put a slice of processed cheese in between two Pop-Tarts and photograph his “gross” creation for Twitter.

The comment with the photo may have added to the Twitter storm that followed. It said, “You ain’t from Iowa if you never had one of these.”

You ain’t from Iowa if you never had one of these 😤 pic.twitter.com/KSHyLD0mhv

— Chris Jorgensen (@cjorgensen79) November 10, 2017

Twitter users had a lot to say about the Pop-Tart and cheese sandwich.

I'm from Iowa and will not allow our good name to be besmirched by this food monstrosity https://t.co/rWgT6NE4pz

— Trent (@BarstoolTrent) November 12, 2017

Put it in the garbage can where it belongs.

— Ben Visser (@BenVisser43) November 10, 2017

You’re under arrest https://t.co/ixOFBuN2pQ

— IowaStateU Police (@ISUPD) November 13, 2017

Took "struggle food" to another level ...you got breakfast and dinner

— DrewLorde🌊 (@Dre15Clark) November 12, 2017

Many Iowans tried to disown Jorgensen and pass him off to another state.

Iowa does not claim you..

— peden (@Parker_Eden) November 12, 2017

on behalf of iowa, this man is not from iowa. passing to wisconsin since theyre the cheese state.

— blunt182 (@xnecie) November 12, 2017

We do not accept such nonsense. We have enough problems and pass him on to Alabama

— karina (@karinaaa_s12) November 14, 2017

On behalf of Pennsylvania, we do not accept him either. And now we pass him along to Arkansas.

— Tyler (@tylern1) November 14, 2017

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