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== [[Anime]] and [[Manga]] ==
* Mercilessly warped in ''[[Umineko no Naku Koro ni]]'' during the second tea party. Beato starts bragging about how {{spoiler|every dish Rosa is eating was made from her siblings}}.
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* Parodied hilariously in ''[[Seinfeld]]'':
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'''Kramer:''' Yes, I prepared it ''[[Squick|as I bathed]]!'' }}
* Horrifying variation in [[I, Claudius]]. {{spoiler|Livia gets around her husband only eating directly from his fig orchard to avoid poisoning by putting poison on them while they're still on the trees.}}
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* Sent up in ''[[Bottom]]'', when Richie attempts this ("All the ingredients in tonight's main meal have either been grown, found or foraged") despite living in a grotty garden-less upper floor flat in the middle of London:
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'''Richie''': What d'you mean wrong? They're fresh. I grew those in the window-box.
'''Eddie''': They've got black bits all over them.
'''Richie''': Well it's just a couple of greenfly, for heaven's sake! Well they're dead now, they've been under the grill for ages. Really, I watched them pop. }}
* The [[Star Trek: Voyager|Voyager]] two-parter ''Year of Hell'' has a [[No, Mr. Bond, I Expect You to Dine]] scene where Tom Paris gets the opportunity to taste the typical food of alien civilizations that ''never existed''! The [[Big Bad]] Annorax has [[Ret-Gone|wiped them out of time itself]], and keeps the [[Last of His Kind|last artifacts of their culture]] on his ship. Granted, this stuff was not grown by Annorax himself, but at least the access is quite exclusive.
* ''[[Stargate Atlantis]]'' plays it for laughs '''and''' [[Nightmare Fuel]].
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'''Todd:''' ''(dismissively)'' Oh, we picked them up during our travels. I thought they would make our discussion a little more comfortable. ''I hope they prove as delicious as the farmers who grew them...!'' }}
** Note: as vampiric entities feeding on lifeforce, Wraith have no need for "normal" food on their ships. Also, the entire human population of the Pegasus galaxy is Wraith cattle, hence the trope.
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