Food from TV and movies we wish we could try

Sure, ratatouille is an actual dish that you can find at some French restaurants. And yes, if you’re fine with doing a lot of chopping, you can make this dish at home. But wouldn’t you love to try the one that Linguine made with Remy, the rat puppeteering him?

Few foods from animated shows are as iconic as the Krabby Patty from SpongeBob SquarePants. In real life, eating a burger underwater would be a nightmare. But in Bikini Bottom, it looks like a magical experience. 

Scooby-Doo goes absolutely feral over his Scooby Snacks. There’s got to be something delicious about them, right? Sure, they’re dog treats, but we’d like to be the judge of whether Scooby’s behavior regarding the snacks is warranted. 

The hot chocolate from The Polar Express looks better than any other hot chocolate that’s ever been made in real life. And how fun would it be to have a cup of hot chocolate on Christmas Eve while riding a magical train to the North Pole? And to top it off, there’s a song that goes with it. 

Okay, yes, you can try Butterbeer at the Harry Potter theme park. And sure, you can make your own at home. But it’s got to be better at Hogsmeade, right? That’s where we want to drink it. 

Italian beef sandwiches have been made for much longer than The Bear has existed, but we want to have one made by Carmy Berzatto at his restaurant. Is that too much to ask?

We know the beignets that Tiana makes in The Princess and the Frog are better than any other beignets that have ever been made, but we just can’t prove it. 

Turkish Delights are real treats that can even be made at home, but something about the ones that Edmund eats in The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe is so enticing. It just looks delectable. 

The most relatable thing about Ross is his having a mental breakdown over someone eating his leftover Thanksgiving sandwich. The Moistmaker is an awful name for a food item, but the sandwich itself sounds great. 

Who Hash isn’t particularly enticing, but Roast Beast? Now that’s intriguing. We have no idea what Beast the Whos are roasting, but we would like to try. 

Has a plate of spaghetti and meatballs ever looked more delicious than the one from Lady and the Tramp? It’s a shame that no humans go to try some, though we are happy for the dogs. 

Pizza is good in real life, but it looks like literally the best food to ever exist in A Goofy Movie. The cheese pull? Unreal. 

Kronk was cookin’ when he made those spinach puffs — literally. The steam coming from them was mouthwatering. Anyone inside the world of The Emperor’s New Groove who gets to eat those must be feasting.

Honestly, becoming a blueberry might be worth it to try the Three Course Dinner Chewing Gum that Willy Wonka invented. In the end, Violet Beauregarde did become much more flexible than she had been previously, so she fared pretty well. 

Who wouldn’t want to sink their teeth into one of those Eat Me cookies from Alice in Wonderland? They do fundamentally change your body's size, but there’s an easy fix to get back to your usual size. 

More than anything, trying Lembas bread would be fun to try just to see if it really is as filling as it’s made out to be. It sure would be an efficient way to eat for the day. 

Kevin makes his chili sound fantastic. And the parts that didn’t touch the floor looked great. Chili that stays in the pot is absolutely worth staying up all night for. Don’t forget to undercook the onions if you make it yourself. 

No, we don’t want to eat an entire chocolate cake like Bruce Bogtrotter was made to in Matilda. But he did enjoy the first slice. And let’s face it, that cake looked fantastic.  

Anyone with fruit could make marmalade, and there's plenty available to buy, but wouldn’t it be much better to have some that Paddington made? The marmalade on screen looks so much better than real marmalade. 

Everything that they ate as part of the Imaginary Dinner on Hook looked tasty, especially if you watched it as a kid. Many have tried to replicate the recipes, but nothing has looked as delicious as what Robin Williams had at his fingertips.