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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 <ref>They eat frog's legs, don't they?</ref>, the "Spring Surprise" {{spoiler|which shoots steel bolts through your cheeks}} ''definitely'' qualifies for this trope. (Besides, the ingredients were quite clearly listed on the label. It's your own fault if you don't read them.)

* 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,<ref>They eat frog's legs, don't they?</ref> the "Spring Surprise" {{spoiler|which shoots steel bolts through your cheeks}} ''definitely'' qualifies for this trope. (Besides, the ingredients were quite clearly listed on the label. It's your own fault if you don't read them.)

** 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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** Cartman makes cocoa out of Kenny's ashes.

** {{spoiler|Kyle}} is forced to drink {{spoiler|pee}}, and then finds that {{spoiler|the cure for pee rage is the food he hates the most, bananas.}}

** In the episode "Ass Burgers," Cartman sells ~~hamburgers-- which~~ wouldn't be so bad if the secret as to why they were so delicious wasn't letting them {{spoiler|marinate in his pants}}. The many customers are disgusted, with Kyle exclaiming, {{spoiler|"You were sticking these in your ASS, Cartman!?!"}}

** In the episode "Ass Burgers," Cartman sells hamburgers—which wouldn't be so bad if the secret as to why they were so delicious wasn't letting them {{spoiler|marinate in his pants}}. The many customers are disgusted, with Kyle exclaiming, {{spoiler|"You were sticking these in your ASS, Cartman!?!"}}

* ''[[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.

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** 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 ~~anything -- even~~ human ~~waste -- from~~ being left behind. Don't mistake the bottle marked "P" for a beverage.

* A minor, little-known hazard of spelunking, as many deep caves' environments are protected by strict rules that forbid anything—even human waste—from being left behind. Don't mistake the bottle marked "P" for a beverage.

* 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.