Pop-Tarts Bowl Madness Is A Delicious Treat For Viewers; K-State Beats NC State For Inaugural Title

Bravo, Pop-Tarts. You pulled off one of the greatest oddities in college football bowl game history.

Thursday introduced viewers to the inaugural Pop-Tarts Bowl, featuring a matchup between Kansas State and NC State, while also featuring the first edible mascot in college football.

A giant Pop-Tart waltzed around Camping World Stadium, in Orlando, FL. Its behavior proved unpredictable. It fed bystanders Pop-Tarts and confessed to viewers that its life goal is to be toasted and consumed. Grim.

Kansas State Players Eat Living, Sentient Pop-Tart After Beating NC State

All that madness coalesced in one hell of a bowl game. K-State defeated the Wolfpack, winning 28-19.

The Pop-Tart Wanted To Be Eaten Alive

The star of the show was the Pop-Tart, which became part of the grand prize for the Wildcats.

After the game, as Kansas State celebrated its second bowl game victory in the past three years, the giant Pop-Tart inserted itself into an enormous toaster.

The mascot sacrificed itself to provide sustenance for the hungry Pop-Tarts bowl winners.

Mmm, delicious.

Wildcats clawed away at the living, breathing Pop-Tart, whose purpose in life reached fulfillment. A job well done by all involved.

Time to go buy a pack of strawberry, frosted Pop-Tarts.

(Which Pop-Tarts flavor is the GOAT? Sound off: alejandro.avila@outkick.com)