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{{quote|''"I was thinking of the immortal words of Socrates, who said... 'I drank ''what?'''"''
|'''Chris Knight'''|''[[Real Genius]]''}}
This trope covers instances when a character eats or drinks something that's not intended to be food. Most of the time, [[Senseless Phagia|the character is not aware of what they're consuming]]; typically results in a [[Spit Take]], [[Vomit Indiscretion Shot]], or some other response once the discovery is made.
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Inevitably produces lots of [[Squick]] and [[Nausea Fuel]]. Might lead to [[It Tastes Like Feet]] when the dust settles. Often played for laughs as a form of [[Refuge in Vulgarity]].
Differs from [[Foreign Queasine]], [[Reduced to Ratburgers]], and [[Alien Lunch]] in that
One of [[The Oldest Tricks in The Book]]. A very popular
Compare [[Eat That]], [[Secret Ingredient]]. Contrast with [[Gargle Blaster]], [[Masochist's Meal]], and [[Fire-Breathing Diner]]. Also see [[Lethal Chef]] and [[Evil Chef]], two people who may be involved with this trope. [[Cool, Clear Water]] might be subverted for the drink-based version of this trope.
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{{examples}}
== [[Anime]] and [[Manga]] ==
* Variant: Noi and Shin in ''[[Dorohedoro]]'' aren't thrilled to find out what they've eaten in En's restaurant. It's mushrooms, no real alterations there... but he grows them on ''corpses''.
== [[Comic Books]] ==
* In ''[[American Born Chinese]]'', the caricature Chin-Kee urinates into someone's can of Coca-Cola as part of a prank. When the character later discovers this, he [[Vomit Discretion Shot|throws up]].
** There is a [https://web.archive.org/web/20110704061255/http://www.chinesejokes.net/jokes.php?action=read&joke=1339 (horribly racist) joke] along those same lines.
** Chin-Kee is supposed to be a horribly ugly caricature of every negative Asian stereotype ever. [[It Makes Sense in Context]].
* In ''[[Blue Monday]]'', one of the events in an escalating prank war involved the boys sneaking pubic hair into the girls' food. When the girls find out, two of them shriek and fling their burgers away in disgust, but the third one doesn't mind the taste.
** I think the implication was that only the first two got pubes, not the third one. Could be wrong, though.
* And, of course, there's ''[[Chew]]'', whose protagonist psychically knows the entire past of everything he eats (except beets). He ends up using his powers to [[
** He first discovers his powers when checking out a lead on [[It Makes Sense in Context|a place illegally serving chicken soup]]. It turns out to be [[I'm a Humanitarian|something else entirely]].
* ''[[Rat-Man]]'' author Leo Ortolani once made a spoof of the
* In a story from the ''[[Archie|Little Archie]]'' comic, one of Little Dilton's inventions receives an alien cooking show. Little Jughead makes up a batch of cookies, following a recipe from the show. People love them until they find out what is in them. Among the ingredients are {{spoiler|wood chips}}.
* In an issue of ''[[Secret Six]]'', Cheshire and Dr. Psycho dined with [[Vandal Savage]] after failing him. During the meal, Cheshire suspiciously asks what the food was. The answer:
{{quote|Shut up and eat your {{spoiler|Grundy}}.}}
* ''[[Hellblazer]]'' had a story where [[Satan|the First of the Fallen]] showed up to collect the soul of Constantine's friend Brendan, a consummate drinker and magician. One of his last tricks was performing a working that would turn a spring under his house into pure stout, and John claims to want to "upstage" Brendan by sharing a drink with the prince of darkness. It's only once the stout goes down that John reveals the spring was blessed by a saint, making the base of the stout holy water. The First's reaction: "Interesting -- what?" [[Holy Burns Evil|And then John cuts off the spell, turning the stout back into holy water.]]
* In ''[[Persepolis]]'', for a while, the author has to wait tables in Austria. When one of the guests molests her, the cook sneakily avenges her by spitting on his schnitzel.
* ''[[Knights of the Dinner Table]]'':
** Weird Pete reacts this way after discovering that his PC just drank two pints of owl bear urine.
** In another story, B.A. buys a case of "Hacky-Snacks" from Weird Pete. Only after he eats half a bag of them does he realize they're ''years'' past the expiration date.
== [[Fan Works]] ==
* A terribly funny ''[[Knights of the Old Republic (video game)|Knights of the Old Republic]]'' Dark Side Exile and Dark Side Crew invokes this. After a night of Dark Jedi revelry and backstabbing, the crew goes back to the Hawk. {{spoiler|Where Visas Marr fixes cakes for dessert. Of course, seeing as they're all Dark Jedi, they end up arguing, lightsabers get involved, and half the crew dies. That's when the other half of the crew start feeling the effects of the poison Visas put in the cakes and ''they'' drop dead. Kreia comes out of hiding and congratulates Visas on a job well-done }}.
* Poor Frankie has to endure one of these in the ''[[Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends]]'' fanfiction ''[http://www.fanfiction.net/s/4998299/1/Have_a_Drink_on_Me Have a Drink on Me]'' after she and the reader realize what the juice she is given really is. {{spoiler|Wilt also kills and/or cooks Cheese and Terrance as well as Bloo, but thankfully no one almost eats them.}}
* In a [[Breather Episode]] of ''[[Futari wa Pretty Cure Blue Moon]]'', Binbeat, who's [[Never Grew Up|perpetually]] [[Really Seven Hundred Years Old|nine]] and can't read Japanese, accidentally eats the moldy bread from Mia's science project. He's sick for the rest of the day and doesn't even bother fighting back when his [[Monster of the Week]] is defeated, just going home and complaining about a stomachache.
* In "Skittles", a ''[[My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic]]'' fanfic, Pinkie Pie invents a new candy made to taste like Rainbow Dash's saliva. She also invents 'Rainbow Dash Spicy Muffins'. You don't want to know where she got that flavor.
* In the [[Spice Girls]] [[Alternate Universe Fic|AU]] [[Real Person Fic|RPF]], ''[https://archiveofourown.org/works/21828973/chapters/52094644 Just Taken]'', Victoria, Geri, Mel, Melanie's parents, and her [[Ace of Base|sisters, Jenny and Linn]] all discovered that Melanie had been eating [[Dog Food Diet|pet food]]. [[Subverted]] somewhat, as [[Spice Girls|Emma]] knew this in order to find something easier to swallow, thanks to a choking incident earlier.
==
* In ''[[Dumb and Dumber]]'', a cop who pulls Lloyd and Harry over takes a sip from a bottle of pee which he thought was beer ([[Potty Emergency|Lloyd had to go to the bathroom]] ''[[Potty Emergency|that]]'' [[Potty Emergency|badly]]). They try to warn him, though after sipping, he immediately turns nauseated and tells them to get out of there.
** Also happens when an enemy poses as a friendly hitchhiker, intending to drop pellets of rat poison into Harry and Lloyd's food. Before he can succeed in this, he needs first aid for a stomach ulcer flareup (which was induced by Harry and Lloyd's own practical joking). Harry and Lloyd try to administer his emergency medication, but they mistakenly feed him the rat poison instead.
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{{quote|'''Nameless main character''': (''after Marla orders clam chowder'') ''Clean'' food, please.
'''Fight Club Member''': In that case, may I advise against the lady eating the clam chowder. }}
* A non-bodily waste example in ''[[Top Secret (film)|Top Secret]]''.
{{quote|'''Nick Rivers:''' [grabs bottle off of table] Mind if I have a swig of this?
'''Chocolate Mousse:''' Go right ahead.
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** Clearly he has learned from what happened to ''him'' in the first two films. More of the same, different bodily products and delivery methods.
* When ''[[Borat]]'' is interviewing a politician, he brings a gift of cheese, claiming it is a Khazakstan custom. After a beat, he adds that the cheese was made with his wife's breast milk.
* In the first ''[[Alvin and the
** The trailer originally had shown Alvin eating the "raisin", making this a case of [[Never Trust a Trailer]].
* ''[[Seltzer and Friedberg|Epic Movie]]'': Edward notices what he thinks is the chocolate river, and quickly gulps some "chocolate" up in enjoyment. After a beat, Willy points out, "That's actually the sewer line," causing Edward to gag in disgust. [[Fridge Logic|How could he mistake the taste of sewage
* In ''[[Caddyshack]]'', people freak out on seeing what appears to be a turd floating in the pool (it's actually a candy bar), so they have Carl empty it and steam clean it. Carl then finds it, realizes it's a candy bar, and eats it (the swells still think it's a turd). Of course, considering it's been floating in [[Urine Trouble|pool water]], that's still pretty gross.
* In ''[[The Lost Boys]]'', the way someone's turned into a half-vampire is by being tricked into drinking blood, being told it's wine.
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* Subverted in ''[[Demolition Man]]''. John Spartan orders a burger, then proceeds to heartily eat it. Upon being reminded to check where the meat's coming from, he finds out [[Reduced to Ratburgers|it's a rat-burger]], which deeply disgusts his two partners. He looks at it for a moment, then cheerfully resumes eating it.
** [[Fridge Brilliance|When every other restaurant in the world is Taco Bell, rat-burgers suddenly sound a lot more appealing.]]
* ''[[
* In ''[[The Polar Express]]'', The Boy accepts a cup of what is ostensibly coffee from the trainhopper. A [[Spit Take]] occurs when the hobo removes his freshly-cleaned socks from the kettle.
* [[Cecil B. Demented|It's goat urine!]]
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* The ''The Private Eyes'', Don Knotts sips liquid from a black bottle while interrogating the house staff. It takes a few sips before he thinks to ask exactly what it is he's drinking, and he is informed that he's been quaffing ''ink''. A rare ink from the Middle East. Made of {{spoiler|buzzard pus}}.
* In ''[[Road Trip]]'', a waiter licks a pancake and stuffs it down his pants before serving it. The customer, oblivious to the prank, cheerfully eats it, saying it is the best he has ever had.
* In ''[[UHF (film)|UHF]]'', [[Weird Al]]'s friend accidentally eats dog biscuits during the filming of a kid's TV show. As he's in character as "Bobbo the Clown", he has to fake a smile even as he's grossed out by the taste of the "cookies" he's supposed to be doing a product placement for.
{{quote|"That's right, Yappy's Dog Treats! Your dog will love that real liver and tuna taste, with just a hint of cheese!"}}
* ''[[The Human Centipede]]'' combines this with [[Nightmare Fuel]].
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'''Mr. Green:''' ...Is that what we ate? [''rushes off making retching noises''] }}
* Played with in ''[[The Illusionist (animation)|The Illusionist]]'' when Tatischeff is being fed soup by Alice while also looking for his rabbit (that escaped without either of them knowing). The cookbook Alice is using is out on the counter but turned several pages when the wind blew through the window. Tatischeff looks at the cookbook to see what he's eating and it's on a rabbit recipe.
* Holmes get chastised by Watson in ''[[Sherlock Holmes (film)|Sherlock Holmes]]'' for drinking a bottle of a chemical intended for use in eye surgery. The sequel has a similar line when Holmes pours himself a glass of formaldehyde. Subverted in the fact that Holmes knew perfectly what he is drinking.
* In [[Jan Svankmajer]]'s short film "Shoes" the characters eat several unusual things: knives, flowers, clothes, tables, napkins, chairs, body parts,...
* In ''[[Nine to Five]]'', a comedy of errors, rodent poison "Rid O' Rat" uses a package design which looked just like "Skinny & Sweet" – an artificial sweetener.
* A [[Running Gag]] of ''[[The Three Stooges]]'' involved various characters, usually the supporting cast, to drink what they assume to be coffee but turns out to be brown paint.
* In ''[[National Lampoon's Vacation]]'', during a rest stop, the family is eating lunch in a park. However they realize the food smells rather funky and is soggy. It's then that Ellen realizes that Aunt Edna's dog has wet on the basket. Clark, who was busy ogling a girl he had seen on the highway and had taken a bite of a sandwich, promptly spits it out. Edna on the other hand, shrugs and continues eating her sandwich.
== [[Literature]] ==
<!-- Note: Shakespeare's "Titus Andronicus" is an example of I'm A Humanitarian, not this trope. -->
* In ''[[Animorphs]]'', Ax's [[Sense Freak]] tendencies resulted in him eating non-foods on several occasions. He's lucky that [[Voluntary Shapeshifting|morphing]] heals.
** And yet he doesn't seem to care when he eats something that's not supposed to be eaten (engine oil, cigarette butts, etc). Everyone else complains, but not Ax.
* The ''[[Doctor Who]]'' [[Eighth Doctor Adventures]] novel ''Timeless'' has [[Big Eater|Fitz]] doing this with a chunk of "cheese" he found in his friend Anji's flat, which had been abandoned for months anyway. She says she didn't have any cheese, and he is understandably perturbed.
* In re-prints of the novel ''[[Fight Club]]'', Palahniuk adds a foreword. In it, he notes that many ex-waiters told him that tampering with food was [[Truth in Television]], including one man who claimed to be a former waiter at a 5-star London restaurant who bragged that [[Margaret Thatcher]] had eaten his semen ''five times''.
** His subsequent novel ''Choke'' [https://web.archive.org/web/20100915113830/http://www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/books/features/chuck-palahniuk-american-scream-758121.html has a character based on that waiter,] complete with soup urination.
* In ''[[Pretty Little Liars]]'' Aria becomes a vegetarian after eating puffin.
* The main character of ''[[The War of the Flowers]]'' by [[Tad Williams]] has to be told what "pixie dust" means when you're in a reality with actual pixies.
* [[Laurence Yep|Laurence Yep's]] ''[[Dragon Series]]'' novel, ''[[Dragon of the Lost Sea]]'' has a boy named Thorn persuading the witch Civet into letting him cook a meal for her. He hides one of the Monkey King's hairs in her bowl of noodles. {{spoiler|And after she eats them, he speaks the magic words that cause the hair to change into an unbreakable chain}}.
* One [[Running Gag]] of the ''[[Nightside]]'' series is for Alex, bartender at Strangefellows, to offer a beverage called "Angel's Urine" to the unsuspecting. Sales declined after word got out that it's [[Exactly What It Says on the Tin]].
* At the end of the book/movie ''[[The War of the Roses (film)|The War of the Roses]],'' Barbara Rose makes dinner for Oliver, who compliments her paté. She says, "Don't thank me. Thank Benny." Benny is Oliver's dog.
* Anodyne Liniment is a medicine that relieves aching muscles and is meant to be rubbed into skin, not taken orally. In ''[[Anne of Green Gables]]'', Marilla breaks a bottle of the stuff and pours it into an old vanilla bottle. Anne Shirley gets such a cold that she couldn't tell the difference between the medicine and the bottle's original contents, and [[Hilarity Ensues]] when her cake is served for tea.
* In ''[[Trainspotting]]'' (book only), a girl jobbing in a restaurant is hit on by some English [[Jerkass]] tourists. She retaliates by putting all kinds of squicky stuff in their food.
* [[Played for Drama]] in ''[[The Silver Chair]]'', when Puddlegum realizes that he and the kids were served a talking deer. They take this so badly that Puddlegum has a moment where he [[Driven to Suicide|seriously considers suicide
== [[Live
* In ''[[Fringe]]'' Walter is growing an artificial ear in an organic incubator, but
* ''[[Night Court]]'' - Art, the courthouse's fix-it man, fixed Harry's coffeemaker and used some powder labeled "Herb" to test it.
{{quote|'''Harry:''' Hey, this thing's empty!
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'''Harry:''' Art, this wasn't herb tea! This was Herb!
''They look over and see Dan standing at the coffee maker, his mug frozen against his lips'' }}
* The famous "Crunchy Frog" sketch from ''[[Monty Python's Flying Circus]]''. While one could make the argument that eating a chocolate-covered (raw, baby<ref>Shouldn't that be a tadpole?</ref>) frog isn't ''that'' weird
** In the ''Life of Python'' retrospective, Eric Idle recounts a sketch he had written, which some of the other Pythons refused to do. It involved a wine tasting, where the taster would pronounce his judgement on a succession of wines, only to told after each glass that it was actually urine.
* This happened in ''[[Married... with Children]]'', Al Bundy was doing his famous Bundy burgers and needed ash from all his previous grilling in order to give it a flavor. Peggy spilled the ashes and so she sent her kids all around the neighborhood to get more ashes. Kelly found some in an urn at the Rhodes household that held Marcy's beloved Aunt Toody. The results of discovering it was hilarious. {{spoiler|Steven, who hated Marcy's aunt, just grinned and took a huge bite of the burger.}}
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* Done in ''[[Malcolm in the Middle]]'' as a [[Briar Patching]] stunt. Malcolm is shown making the world's most disgusting sandwich, taking crud from the fridge, from the sink drain, from under the couch, and so on, putting it all between two slices of bread. He sits down to eat it... whereupon Reese immediately swoops in to steal it, and takes a bite before he realizes he's been had.
* In one episode of ''[[A Different World]]'', Lena is babysitting for Jaleesa's baby while Colonel Taylor has some friends over. They get thirsty and decide to drink the milk in the fridge. Cue several spit takes when Lena comes down to get the breast milk for the baby.
* In one episode of ''[[Monk]]'', Natalie is afraid of a voodoo curse and Monk takes her to a shaman to help her "get rid" of it.
* In an episode of ''[[Criminal Minds]]'', it is revealed at the end that the unsub had
* On ''[[30
* In the ''[[CSI]]'' episode "Crow's Feet", the victim was engaging in urophagia, aka urine drinking for medical purposes.
** Similarly, ''[[CSI: NY]]'' had an episode with exotic insect cuisine. Insects are eaten in some places, but probably not the giant centipedes Danny and Flack get offered. Flack refuses, but Danny goes "I'm from the lower east side" and slurps it down. Later, more insect cuisine is consumed when it's brought back the lab. But only by Danny and Lindsay, the rest went for pizza in Mac's office.
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* ''[[Midsomer Murders]]'': In "The Night of the Stag", Barnaby drinks half a pint of cider from a barrel that has a dead body floating in it. It causes him to throw up even before the body is discovered.
* ''[[Seinfeld]]'' - George served scrambled eggs secretly laced with lobster to Jerry's girlfriend, revealing it after she ate...many people would love this combination (she did until she knew what it was), but she followed a kosher diet. This was his revenge for her telling his girlfriend about his "shrinkage".
* ''[[Being Human (UK)]]'' recently{{when}} featured this trope twice in the same episode. A flashback to the 1950s involved vampire {{spoiler|Cutler}}, who had been recently turned by {{spoiler|[[Complete Monster|Hal]]}}, and was still reluctant to kill, being ordered to kill his human wife. He refuses. Later we see the two vampires meet up again in a pub with a few other vampires, and his sire assures him that it's fine if he doesn't kill, as the group needs him instead for his {{spoiler|[[Amoral Attorney|position as a lawyer]]}} and pours him a glass of blood. He starts to drink it, while all the other vampires begin to laugh. Confused, he allows his sire to lead him down to a cellar, and [[Despair Event Horizon|is horrified to see his dead wife lying on a table, with a tube from her neck leading into a jar of blood.]] In modern times, [[Magnificent Bastard|the same vampire]] is [["Well Done, Son" Guy|trying to persuade]] [[The Atoner|his sire]] to take part in his evil plans for world domination, and persuades him to have his first blood in over {{spoiler|fifty five}} years, by offering him a glass. The sire is then [[I Hate You, Vampire Dad|dragged downstairs to the basement]], and it is revealed to be the blood of the now dead {{spoiler|Scottish girl who was only in Wales on holiday with her family, whom Hal had been sort of dating}}. The sire is similarly horrified, and the two reveals of the source of the blood are juxtaposed.
* In ''[[Little Britain]]'', there was a series of sketches where a bigoted old lady would sample some food and initially love it, but when she found out a minority made it, she then would proceed to vomit everywhere.
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* [[The Offspring]]'s "Don't Pick It Up":
{{quote|''I saw a little kid
''As he walked around
''He picked a candy bar up
''Off the ground
''He chowed about a half
''And his face [[Blue with Shock|turned blue]]
* Also from The Offspring, one scene of the video for "Original Prankster" has a guy buttering another's bread with poop. The other guy [[Squick|cluelessly eats it]].
* [[Bob Dylan]]'s "Po' Boy":
{{quote|''[[Othello]] told Desdemona,
''"I'm cold, cover me with a blanket
''By the way, what happened to that poisoned wine?"
''She said "I gave it to you, you drank it." }}
* One version of the [[wikipedia:Godiva's Hymn|Godiva's Hymn]], a traditional drinking song among student engineers, includes the verse "They drank three drinks, the Artsman fell, his face was turning green. But the Engineer drank on and said, 'It's only gasoline'!"
== [[Newspaper Comics]] ==
* ''[[FoxTrot]]'' combines this one with the running gag of Andy's [[Lethal Chef|terrible health food]] by having Roger sample something out of a soup pot, declare it to be the best thing Andy has ever cooked- only to discover that it's "a compound for sealing the cracks in the driveway."
{{quote|'''Roger:''' Please tell me it's poisonous.}}
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'''Waiter:''' "This sir." }}
== [[Professional Wrestling]] ==
* In the [[World Wrestling Entertainment|WWF]] in 2001, Commissioner [[William Regal]] drank some tea which [[Chris Jericho]] had urinated in. He found the taste... interesting.
** He drank "Barnum tea"! [[Don't Explain the Joke|(See if you can figure that one out.)]]
*** [[Comically Missing the Point|You mean he was a sucker to drink the tea?]]
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* At one point, Earthquake crushed [[Jake Roberts|Jake "the Snake"]]'s pet boa, [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hu_XaibwjaE then served it as "Quakeburgers" to the commentators.] [[Bobby Heenan]] was the only one to realize what they were eating before it was too late. He still ''ate'' it, mind you, being a [[Heel]].
== [[Recorded and Stand Up Comedy]] ==
* One [[Eddie Murphy]] comedy concert had Murphy talking about how some people make fun of the accent or appearance of the owners of Chinese restaurants. In the bit the owner retaliates by making a "special Won-ton soup" for the person insulting him.
* Utah Phillips' "Moose Turd Pie" [[Shaggy Dog Story|sketch]] is [[Exactly What It Says on the Tin]], although the guy eating the titular dish doesn't deploy this trope's title, as he [[Noodle Incident|instantly recognizes it]]. "Good, though!" Anybody who complained about the cooking {{spoiler|got stuck with the additional work of being the new camp cook - which is why the cooks ''keep serving'' the likes of [[Schmuck Bait|moose turd pie]].}}
== [[Tabletop Games]] ==
* In ''[[Paranoia (game)|Paranoia]]'', the Matter Eater mutant power lets you eat anything, and even get sustenance out of it if it's organic. Useful when you need to [[Eat the Evidence]].
* Also shows up as an anecdotal example in the Ancient Rome setting for ''[[Vampire: The Requiem]]''. In the setting, vampires are capable of enthralling humans to serve them by giving them a taste of blood; with three tastes, the "blood bond" sticks for a damn long time. So this vampire whose family doesn't know he's dead keeps visiting them for dinner, and brings along these ''delicious'' blood sausages...
* In ''[[Warhammer
** For that matter, if you're invited to a party, and you even ''think'' that they might have something to do with Slaanesh, you don't want to accept in the first place, but you ''really'' don't want to know what's in the food, wine and drugs.
== [[Theatre]] ==
<!-- Note: Shakespeare's "Titus Andronicus" is an example of I'm A Humanitarian, not this trope. -->
* From the original Broadway production of ''[[Dracula]]'', discussing [[Renfield]]:
{{quote|'''Seward:''' An unusual case. Zoophagous.
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'''Seward:''' Catches flies and eats them. And by way of change, he feeds flies to spiders. Fattens them up. Then he eats the spiders. }}
** A step left out of this, but in the original book: feeding spiders to sparrows, then eating ''those''. And Seward mentions he's repeatedly turned down Renfield's request for a pet cat.
== [[Video Games]] ==
* In ''[[The Adventures of Sam & Max: Freelance Police|Sam and Max Freelance Police
* The player in the ''[[Shadowgate]]'' game series can drink any number of noxious beverages, only a [[Everything Trying to Kill You|very few]] of which are [[The Many Deaths of You|nonlethal]].
* Combined with [[Lethal Chef]] in ''[[Jade Empire]]'', where an NPC in the tea house near the beginning serves food that reduces your health/spirit/focus reserves and rewards you if you eat enough.
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* ''[[Haunting Ground]]'' {{spoiler|has Daniella/The Maid cook a meal during an early stage of the game. Later, this meal is served, and after two spoonfuls and one hell of an awkward conversation, an obviously sickened Fiona excuses herself. Once the cutscene ends, [[Interface Screw|all she can do is walk incredibly slowly, and clutch her stomach]]. If you examined the unattended cooking pot at an earlier point, there is a chance that Fiona will recoil in horror, realising that '''human hair and meat''' is what is being cooked inside.}}
== [[Web Animation]] ==
* ''[[Brain POP]]'': In the Fractions video, after eating a piece of Moby's cake:
{{quote|'''Tim:''' Three-quarters of a cup of...motor oil?
'''Tim:''' I have to... go to the... bathroom.
(Tim runs to the bathroom, then we hear spitting sounds) }}
* ''[[Homestar Runner]]'': Many characters have been known to [http://www.hrwiki.org/wiki/Eating_Non-Food_Items eat inedible items], whether due to ravenous eating habits or just plain ignorance.
** At least once, however, in one Strong Bad Email, there is an instance of a character eating something unintentionally, as when Strong Bad and The Cheat ''(wearing a towel)'' give Coach Z what looks like a bowl of ice cream (with toasted coconut), which he eats:
{{quote|'''Coach Z:''' Ooh! Sweet mercy! This is
'''Strong Bad:''' Aw, it's okay, Coach. You're the proud new eater of a healthy bowl of sour cream and The Cheat fur.
'''The Cheat:''' ''(takes off his towel, revealing the lower half of his body being shaved off)'' Ta-da!
'''Coach Z:''' ''(coughs up fur)'' Oh! I think I'm gonna [[Nausea Fuel|puke my pants]]!
'''Strong Bad:''' Ugh! Please don't elaborate on that.
'''Coach Z:''' Naw, it's easy. I do it all the time. }}
* The ''[[Team Fortress 2]]'' fan video "[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-rdFpXasUGc Sniper Soda]" is all about this. Sniper really has to pee, and since all of his jars are full, he pees in a soda can, and then Scout finds it and unknowingly drinks from it.
{{quote|'''Scout''': Yo man, keep yo' hands off the soda!
[he drinks from the soda can, and then [[Vomit Indiscretion Shot|vomits]]]
'''Soldier''': Didn't they ever teach you to use the toilet like a normal person?
[Sniper makes a silly face]
'''On-screen text''': THAT WAS SO FREAKIN' PREDICTABLE
[cut to Scout vomiting into Sniper's hat] }}
== [[Web Comics]] ==
* ''[[Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal]]'' had a comic with the line of dialogue "You put what in my cereal?" The cereal in question was "Everything But Urine-Os".
* Averted in ''[[Marry Me]]'', where the characters ask what they're drinking
* [[Double Subverted]] in an ''[[Awkward Zombie]]'' strip, Roy prepares a Coffee for both him and Marth, but before drinking Marth suspects he did something to it, so he switches cups and Roy just leaves annoyed. Then as he is drinking from the other coffee Link enters asking for Roy, as he had peed in his coffee.
* ''[[VG Cats]]'' has this:
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* Osborne, from ''[[Wally and Osborne]]'', does this [http://wallyandosborne.com/2005/08/03/glug-glug here.]
== [[Web Original]] ==
* Though it started off as a trailer for a [[Fetish Fuel|scat porno]], ''[[wikipedia:2 Girls 1 Cup|2 Girls 1 Cup]]'' became infamous on the internet for depicting two women {{spoiler|defecating into a cup, taking turns consuming it, and then vomiting it into each other's mouths}}. As with many other pornos, it's faked with {{spoiler|chocolate pudding}}.
==
* ''[[The Simpsons (animation)|The Simpsons]]'':
** Double Subversion in one episode. Homer and Bart visit a Native American village, where the chief gives them a cup of something. As they drink, he says "The bear urine will make you strong", making Homer and Bart pause. The chief then admits it's actually Fresca, and '''then''' Homer spits it out.
{{quote|''*spittake*'' "Fresca?!"}}
:* Another subversion occurred in "The City of New York vs. Homer Simpson", when [[Unintentional Period Piece|Homer was visiting the World Trade Center]] and came across an [[Ambiguously Brown]] street vendor.
{{quote|'''Homer:''' What do you have to drink?
'''Vendor:''' ''[angry-sounding foreign accent]'' We have Mountain Dew or crab juice!
'''Homer:''' Ewww! [[Take That|I'll take crab juice.]] }}
* ''[[Moral Orel]]'' once sold his urine as an energy drink for the school sports teams.
* Happens lots of times on ''[[South Park]]'':
** The episode "Scott Tenorman Must Die" ends with Cartman feeding Scott
** Mr. Mackey drinks poop with his coffee in season 1's Christmas episode.
** Kenny eats a bowl of antacids thinking it was mints, then drinks water and explodes.
** Cartman makes cocoa out of Kenny's ashes.
**
** In the episode "Ass Burgers," Cartman sells
* ''[[American Dad]]'': Stan drinks a toxic fluid that would liquify his internal organs 24 hours after consumption. It turns out that it was inert.
* ''[[The Secret Show]]'' has a whole episode revolving around this. Anita appears to have caused an international incident by, while disguised as The World Leader, eating an alien ambassador. However, when the rest of the species shows up, the rest of humanity eats them as well (everyone except vegans, as the aliens smell like any given individual's favorite type of meat/fish). Those who do eat them, however, turn into deformed splotchy versions of themselves, until a second wave of (dessert-scented/flavored) aliens shows up. It turns out that humanity is actually part of an alien reproductive cycle; once the two aliens are eaten, the victim burps up a new baby alien, restoring themselves to normal.
* ''[[Futurama]]'' has a lot of humor with [[Alien Lunch]] Trope, but most of the time the character intentionally consumes it. Examples for when it's ''unintentional''...
** In the episode "The Problem with Popplers", it turned out those delicious popplers just happened to be {{spoiler|intelligent alien babies. The episode ends with the Planet Express Crew agreeing that eating intelligent species is wrong - [[Hypocritical Humor|so they eat a smorgasbord buffet of unintelligent animals instead, including a suckling pig and a dolphin who wasted all his money on instant lottery tickets]]}}.
** Made even more explicit and [[Squick]]-worthy in the episode "A Leela of Her Own" with the Cygnoids' pizza parlor.
{{quote|'''Mama Cygnoid''': "It's 'Leela's Bean Pizza'. It has six kinds of beans, plus several things that look like beans."
'''Joseph "Fishy Joe" Gellman''': "I don't care if it has manure in it."
'''Papa Cygnoid''': "That's a-good." }}
{{quote|'''Slurm Queen''': And have you ever tried toothpaste?
'''Fry''':
'''Slurm Queen''':
* In the ''[[Johnny Bravo]]'' episode [[Hiccup Hijinks|"As I Lay Hiccuping"]], Johnny gets the hiccups and goes between curing them and getting them again. At one point, he eats something neighborhood geek Carl bought. Carl says that he didn't know that Johnny was a fan of slug kibble. Johnny spits it out upon hearing that and shivers.
{{quote|'''Carl''': Gee Johnny, I never knew you were such a fan of slug kibble!
'''Johnny''': ''(with mouth full)'' "Slug... kibble?" ''(spits out slug kibble, shivers)'' }}
* ''[[The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy]]'':
** In one episode, [[Grim Reaper|Grim]] sells cookies made of some exotic ingredients. At the end, it is revealed that the secret ingredients are {{spoiler|bugs, ticks, and nightcrawlers}}. When the secret gets out, {{spoiler|people pause for a second, stare at the cookies, and then go back to eating them}}. To be fair, they are ''really'' good cookies.
** Another episode had Grim and Mandy giving Billy a bag of special "steak sauce" which Grim got "fresh from the lawn". Billy has used it as a "shampoo" as well. Said stuff (which Billy eventually finds out at the end of the episode) is made from
* ''[[Codename: Kids Next Door]]'':
**
** Her second
* There are several episodes of ''[[Scooby Doo]]'' in which Shaggy and Scooby enjoy delicious soup cooking over a stove or on a fire, only to be informed that what they just enjoyed was somebody's washwater for their laundry. Cue urping up bubbles.
* One episode of ''[[Kim Possible]]'' had Ron and Rufus finding a bag of chips that belonged to the current client and began eagerly eating them... at least, until the client tells them the chips were made from crickets.
* The episode "Onwards and Upwards" of ''[[The Ren and Stimpy Show]] Adult Party Cartoon'' dealt with Ren and Stimpy living in a spittoon and savoring many of the... er,
* A few ''[[Freaky Stories]]'' involve this, like:
** A gourmet escaped from prison, starved for food with a bad cold finds a building without power and eats the contents of its fridge in the dark, wakes up to find it was laboratory and the fridge was full of human organs.
** A glutton in a dormitory steals someone else's food overnight, not realizing it was in fact full of animal skulls full of mealworms.
* An episode of ''[[The Proud Family]]'' involves Suga Mama's lemon squares becoming massively popular to the point of ending up on ''[[Oprah]]''. This is the part where the whole world discovers that when she says she "puts her foot in it," she means it literally. [[Don't Explain the Joke|As in sticks her foot in the batter]]. The audience promptly starts hacking.
* ''[[Captain Planet]]'' combined this trope with [[Cool, Clear Water]] in one episode: Kwame drinks a bottle full of river water, unaware Wheeler didn't boil the water thoroughly. As it turns out, the water is polluted (Dr. Blight and Sly Sludge were operating a sewage dumping operation upstream), and the other Planeteers have to go on a [[Fantastic Voyage]] to blast the parasites from inside his body. The episode had an [[And Knowing Is Half the Battle]] at the end teaching viewers how to purify water.
** In another episode, Wheeler gets sick when he unwittingly eats squid in its own ink. At the end of the episode, Wheeler eats grubs, thinking it's pasta. The other planeteers decide not to tell him.
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* In ''[[Earthworm Jim (animation)|Earthworm Jim]]'', Peter Puppy experiences this trope when he learns the ingredients to haggis.
{{quote|"Heart...lungs...and ''liver?''"}}
* ''[[
* An episode of ''[[My Little Pony:
{{quote|'''Nurse''': There was a mishap with the baked goods!
'''Pinkie Pie''': No, not baked goods... baked bads! *barf* }}
** Now to be fair to Applejack, she was suffering from sleep deprivation and physical exhaustion at the time. And [[Extreme Omnivore|Spike]] [[Completely Missing the Point|liked them just fine!]]
* Helga orders "cervelles braisees avec les oeufs brouilles" at a French
{{quote|'''Waiter:''' "Not many of our younger customers appreciate the Calf's Brain and Eggs."}}
* There was an episode of ''[[The Fairly
* In ''[[The Smurfs]]'' episode "Hogatha's Heart Throb", Gargamel disguised as Hogatha's dream date is offered a refreshment that he enjoys until the witch reveals that he was drinking "snail mead".
* One memorable episode of ''[[The Flintstones]]'' starts with Barney at Fred's house asking Wilma where Fred is (he's working late) and Wilma lets Barney take the last bottle of Cactus Cola before he leaves, not knowing that Fred was saving it. When Fred does get home, exhausted, hot, and thirsty, and finds that Barney took it, he blows a fuse, goes to Barney's house, where Barney is now washing his car, chews his friend out, and sees what he thinks is the Cactus Cola on the hood of the car, and grabs and drinks it. Only when Barney is able to get a word in edgewise does Fred realize he just drank Barney's car polish. Of course, it just gets worse from there. Fred [[Freak-Out|freaks out]], knocks himself out by throwing the bottle in the air and hitting his head with it, and when he wakes up, his personality has changed, and things just get sillier.
== [[Real Life]] ==
* There are several medical conditions that invoke this trope:
** [[wikipedia:Urophagia|Urophagia]], where people drink urine, ostensibly for health purposes.
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* Some kids unfamiliar with sheep/goats may remark how many free olives/chocolate cereals/maltesers are lying on the ground.
* There [http://www.sankakucomplex.com/2009/07/20/transformers-brain-damages-fan is an article] about a kid in China who was found drinking gasoline to become a [[Transformers]]. (NSFW due to ads)
* [https://web.archive.org/web/20120104040704/http://www.pegasusnews.com/news/2010/apr/08/saginaw-cheerleaders-urine-tainted-soda/ Saginaw Cheerleaders Prank Teammates With Urine-Tainted Soda]
* On the set of ''[[The Good, the Bad and the
** That's why one of the basic safety rules in handling dangerous substances is that you ''never'' put them in a container labeled for something that might lead it to be so handled, i.e. never ever ever put acid in a coke bottle or rat poison in a food box, etc. Don't put medicine in the wrong bottle, even if it's a really convenient bottle, and so on.
* There was a ''[[PostSecret]]'' card that described how the writer, as a child, gave his/her nemesis hamster poop in a Tic Tac container and claimed they were a new chocolate flavor.
* Michel "Monsieur Mangetout" Lotito ate bicycles, shopping carts, televisions, and ''an airplane'', along with other objects inedible to us lesser mortals. He did this for a living for ''years''.
** And the only things that make him sick are bananas and hard-boiled eggs.
* French cyclist and multiple Tour de France winner Jacques Anquetil sometimes ate glass to entertain his fans.
* A minor, little-known hazard of spelunking, as many deep caves' environments are protected by strict rules that forbid
* There is an urban legend in the UK about somebody getting sacked by [[McDonald's]] for having [[A Date with Rosie Palms]] in a burger.
** Similar, but actually ''confirmed,'' was an incident that got on a "restaurants from hell" style TV show was an incident where a cook was caught on CCTV urinating into the jar of tomato sauce and then using it to create takeaway pizzas.
** And in another case, a disgruntled coworker was caught on hidden camera [http://www.snopes.com/horrors/food/piss.asp urinating into the office coffee pot].
* There are many examples of drugs or medicines being packaged as "edibles" or sugar-coated in some manner to make them more palatable. This both allows pranksters to [[Laxative Prank|pass them off as food]] (the infamous Ex-Lax brownies) or risks their being eaten by mistake (a hazard with marijuana edibles or "hash brownies", as the maximum recommended dose is usually small - like one square from a cannabis-infused chocolate bar, not the entire bar).
* If one was to travel to exotic locales, this may be something that one might say in response to trying some exotic cuisines. Cracked.com has a list of [http://www.cracked.com/article_14979_the-6-most-terrifying-foods-in-world.html rather] [[Blatant Lies|delectable dishes.]]
* [http://www.cracked.com/article_15982_5-horrifying-food-additives-youve-probably-eaten-today.html This Cracked.com article] might, just might, convince you to switch to organic foods.
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