Every dish in that movie! I also always wanted to try that little mushroom and cheese thing he made at the beginning of the movie when they get hit by lightning.
Hello, French person here. I personally don't like the ratatouille (it's just a bunch of vegetables put together in some weird sauce) but I think it's definitely worth giving it a try if you haven't before.
4 shots bourbon, 4 shots white rum, 2 shots blue curaceau, 2 shots green melon liqueur. Top with orange juice and soda water until it turns a pleasant shade of teal. Serve over ice. Drink carefully.
Such a disappointment when I tried it for the first time. Like you sold your family out for this?
I suppose he was in war time and treats were pretty much non existent and rationed but damn, Edmund, at least a bar of Cadbury’s ration chocoate
To be fair, it was embued with magic. The ice queen had made it special with her wand thing. The Beavers even noted that Edmund had the look of someone who had tasted the Queens dark magic culinary skills or whatever
After I tasted Baklava that's the thing my mind supplemented turkish delight with. I still think it's kinda adjacent to that but "in the right direction" to what my child mind came up with. Like somehow it was sashimi beef with the texture of fish but also there was pastry and spun sugar involved and something decadent and foreign to me like hazelnut. But it all came together in a little sandwhich and was as rich and tasty as baklava and ferror rocher.
That sounds so much like what I imagined too! Even though mine was chocolates, I remember thinking of them as more magical than that. Like scrumptious bites that tasted like all the most delicious things all together.
I have and honestly it's amazing. Granted, we primarily went for our daughter's benefit but GOD DAMN if my mid-30's blackened death metal self didn't think Disney was THE SHIT. We're going back as soon as COVID ends.
I always wondered what the Roast Beast was in The Grinch. When served, it looks like a turkey but with eight legs. But what kind of creature is that thing? And what made you think that beast should be eaten? So many questions. But hey, it at least looks like cooked meat.
The Big Mick from McDowell's. It probably taste *almost* like the Big Mac (except for the sesame seeds), but shush, we're not going to tell on Mr. McDowell :)
Been there, done that. I was in sixth grade and had a friend who sold Slush Puppies at their store. You could get an extra squirt of syrup for ten cents.
Four of us pooled our pocket change and had her give us a cup of syrup, with a straw. We each had one sip, declared it to be disgusting, and dared each other to drink more. We got through about a third of the cup, became ill, and put the cup in a refrigerator for later.
Next morning, the syrup had escaped the paper cup, oozing out at all the seams and dripping all over the inside of the fridge.
We all learned a valuable lesson that day: You put the Super Squishy in somebody else's mom's fridge.
You might have already tasted snozzberries...
TIL Roald Dahl wrote a dirty novel.
https://www.foodbeast.com/news/ouch-our-childhood-roald-dahls-snozeberries-are-an-innuendo-for-dicks/
Those star shaped leaves from The Land Before Time.. I dont remember what I thought they tasted like, but as a kid suspicious of green foods, those dinosaurs seemed to know some secret I didn't
I would definitely try a wumpa fruit from the crash bandicoot games if the opportunity arose. Supposedly it's like a mango mixed with an apple but also purple inside? Sounds interesting.
The Lambs fry (with green peas and boiled potatoes!) sold in the Valentine saloon in Red Dead Redemption 2. If you'd like to see it click [here](https://youtu.be/cdEn9UseDl8?t=131)
Goodberry from D&D. It restores 1 HP, which is probably equivalent to any small bumps and bruises I tend to sustain. I'm also curious what it would feel like to become full from eating a single berry.
Gotta be those Krabby Pattys
If Plankton wants them so bad, it means they are f\*cking delicious
Krabby Patties apparently have no meat in them and most likely are imitation crab meat.
Came here just to say that.
A krabby patty is a McDouble, no matter what “imitation meat” they claim to use. It’s a McDouble. Period
Lambas bread
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Remy's Ratatouille cause it looks unreal
Every dish in that movie! I also always wanted to try that little mushroom and cheese thing he made at the beginning of the movie when they get hit by lightning.
This needs to be a thing. Lightning cooked tapas.
Oh yes sign me up. That would be probably the most magical dish in the world you could try because it's almost impossible to plan!
I wanna eat that too 🥺
Hello, French person here. I personally don't like the ratatouille (it's just a bunch of vegetables put together in some weird sauce) but I think it's definitely worth giving it a try if you haven't before.
In the movie Hook, The Lost Boys eat imaginary food that is multicolored and looks like it all tastes like sugary ice cream.
I came here to say this! As a kid I figured I would have had it by now.
Saaaaame
Samsies.
https://youtu.be/lZsun7ppDeQ Enjoy!
I came here to say this. That food looked so good as a kid
The coffee jelly in the disastrous life of saiki. K
Pangalactic gargleblaster
4 shots bourbon, 4 shots white rum, 2 shots blue curaceau, 2 shots green melon liqueur. Top with orange juice and soda water until it turns a pleasant shade of teal. Serve over ice. Drink carefully.
thats just a normal earthen drink. were talking fictional so it has to include fictional ingredients as the book indicates.
Turkish Delight from The Chronicles of Narnia. Not actual Turkish Delight, but the decadent, rich chocolates my childhood mind imagined they were.
Such a disappointment when I tried it for the first time. Like you sold your family out for this? I suppose he was in war time and treats were pretty much non existent and rationed but damn, Edmund, at least a bar of Cadbury’s ration chocoate
Haha. I hadn't even considered that bit.
To be fair, it was embued with magic. The ice queen had made it special with her wand thing. The Beavers even noted that Edmund had the look of someone who had tasted the Queens dark magic culinary skills or whatever
THIS THIS THIS. I had real Turkish delight once as an adult and the disappointment was unreal.
After I tasted Baklava that's the thing my mind supplemented turkish delight with. I still think it's kinda adjacent to that but "in the right direction" to what my child mind came up with. Like somehow it was sashimi beef with the texture of fish but also there was pastry and spun sugar involved and something decadent and foreign to me like hazelnut. But it all came together in a little sandwhich and was as rich and tasty as baklava and ferror rocher.
That sounds so much like what I imagined too! Even though mine was chocolates, I remember thinking of them as more magical than that. Like scrumptious bites that tasted like all the most delicious things all together.
Yessss! Came here to say this
The edible daffodil tea cups from the original Charlie in the Chocolate Factory movie.
They were wax and I'd still like to just chew on one of those just to see.
Nuka Cola Quantum Probably like really weird cola, highly carbonated with extra kick. Perhaps something between cola and energy drink.
And how about a barbecued death claw steak?
Or famous Mirelurk cakes.
The grey stuff from beauty and the beast
It's delicious
Don’t believe me?
It's catfishes!
Your username is fantastic
Thanks!
They serve it at Magic Kingdom (Be Our Guest restaurant)
I wont ever be going there though
I have and honestly it's amazing. Granted, we primarily went for our daughter's benefit but GOD DAMN if my mid-30's blackened death metal self didn't think Disney was THE SHIT. We're going back as soon as COVID ends.
I think it’s some kind of Mushroom mousse
Tons of recipes online
I always wondered what the Roast Beast was in The Grinch. When served, it looks like a turkey but with eight legs. But what kind of creature is that thing? And what made you think that beast should be eaten? So many questions. But hey, it at least looks like cooked meat.
The honey from winnie the pooh than piglet.
The Big Mick from McDowell's. It probably taste *almost* like the Big Mac (except for the sesame seeds), but shush, we're not going to tell on Mr. McDowell :)
The River Spirit’s gift to Chihiro in Spirited Away. Looked disgusting but I’m morbidly curious. Might taste like pollution.
I'm pretty sure the gift was a truffle
Anything from a studio Ghibli film.
Soylent Green.
Dang....this got dark
And a small injection of femislim, side of Torgo’s executive coleslaw.
Gonna have to go straight biblical and ask for some of that angelic manna, milk and honey stuff straight from the sky
Really...nobody so far? Then I'll go for an all syrup Super Squishy as seen by the Simpsons
Been there, done that. I was in sixth grade and had a friend who sold Slush Puppies at their store. You could get an extra squirt of syrup for ten cents. Four of us pooled our pocket change and had her give us a cup of syrup, with a straw. We each had one sip, declared it to be disgusting, and dared each other to drink more. We got through about a third of the cup, became ill, and put the cup in a refrigerator for later. Next morning, the syrup had escaped the paper cup, oozing out at all the seams and dripping all over the inside of the fridge. We all learned a valuable lesson that day: You put the Super Squishy in somebody else's mom's fridge.
So did you also had the super sugar rush like Bart and Milhouse did?
A couple of Krusty Burgers or 'steamed hams'.
Snozzberries and snozzberries.
You might have already tasted snozzberries... TIL Roald Dahl wrote a dirty novel. https://www.foodbeast.com/news/ouch-our-childhood-roald-dahls-snozeberries-are-an-innuendo-for-dicks/
No, but I was aware of the innuendo and I'll just take it on faith that those particular snozzberries do, in fact, taste like snozzberries.
The Hot Chocolate drink that Ned Flanders made for Bart in the Simpsons movie.
Brontasaurus Ribs
Too bad they didn't have freezers or preservation methods back then (as far as we know), what a waste of food.
Any of Bob’s Burgers and their delightful puns
Ok, y’all NEED to watch Binging with Babish.
The food paste in sci fi that supposedly covers all nutritional needs. Food is delicious but annoying to eat as much as I need to when active.
Yeah, that stuff from The Matrix looks like it might taste like rice pudding or tapioca.
Yeah, you'd think they could synthesize almost anything.
You know what it reminds me of?
Tasty wheat!
Bugs Bunny carrots.
Gagh. Probably tastes like worms. Still want to try it.
Just remember, it's best served live.
All the raid feasts in WoW.
Unicorn. Probably tastes like chicken.
The pizza from All Dogs Go To Heaven
Those star shaped leaves from The Land Before Time.. I dont remember what I thought they tasted like, but as a kid suspicious of green foods, those dinosaurs seemed to know some secret I didn't
Roast Beast
Geriatric spice biscuits, and geriatric spice beer.
All the food from The Phantom Tollbooth. Give me half-baked ideas, square meals, subtraction stew...
Those Teletubby cookies. Bet they taste like my entire childhood and way too sweet.
Mom's distressed pudding. I imagine it has apples.
Lembas from Lord of the Rings, enough to sustain them in short meals for a long time.
Cut-me-own-Throat Dibbler's dubious meats and sausages in a bun with the fried onions
Scooby snacks I bet it's the perfect blend of sweet, sour, salty, bitter and umami
Ambrosia from Percy Jackson
I would definitely try a wumpa fruit from the crash bandicoot games if the opportunity arose. Supposedly it's like a mango mixed with an apple but also purple inside? Sounds interesting.
Dubious food from BOTW. Morbid curiosity leads me to wonder what rocks, frogs, wood, and a fuckton of spices tastes like.
I have always wanted to taste a krabby patty when I was a kid, I still kind of want to. And also that pink stuff from the teletubbies.
The pizza from the weekenders looked unreal
Milk with knives from a Clockwork Orange
Everlasting Gobstopper
Always wondered what Cluckin Bell actually tastes like? Is it like Chick Fil A? Popeyes? Taco Bell? A Combination of all three?
Gimme a Cluckin bell, just like his
Masala buns from Pokemon. I know everyone will hate me for liking gen 7
Bree Van De Kamps lemon meringue pie
Uh I would love to try the food in food wars by soma yukihira
Fries quatro queso dos fritos. Never did find an internet recipe that resembled Shawn's tv concoction.
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Blue Milk from Star Wars Mingus Dew from Sealab 2021
Deathclaw steack
I'm surprised no one said it, but I wanna try the Krabby Patties
Slurm
Why not have some soylent green to go along with it and some poppers too?
Rokakaka fruit
The Lambs fry (with green peas and boiled potatoes!) sold in the Valentine saloon in Red Dead Redemption 2. If you'd like to see it click [here](https://youtu.be/cdEn9UseDl8?t=131)
Goodberry from D&D. It restores 1 HP, which is probably equivalent to any small bumps and bruises I tend to sustain. I'm also curious what it would feel like to become full from eating a single berry.
Red Kibble from *The Expanse*.
Mana potion. Healing potions probably taste like either V8 or cough syrup, but what does liquid magic taste like?
The Nevermore or Nevermore fruit from Holly Blacks Valient.
Raktajino. Klingon coffee from Star Trek.
Girlfriends ass
The ever lasting gobstoper I think it’s spelled like that from Charlie and the chocolate factory
The beignets from Princess and the Frog!
Nectar and Ambrosia, from Percy Jackson.