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* Frequently produced by Calvin's mom in ''[[Calvin and Hobbes]]''.
* Frequently produced by Calvin's mom in ''[[Calvin and Hobbes]]''.
* [[FoxTrot]]: Surprisingly, ''not'' Andy's cooking, though it frequently involves tofu. The cafeteria glop qualifies, however.
* [[FoxTrot]]: Surprisingly, ''not'' Andy's cooking, though it frequently involves tofu. The cafeteria glop qualifies, however.

== Real Life ==
* The traditional military dish of this sort is chipped beef on toast--better known to soldiers as "shit on a shingle."
* The Hawaiian islanders have a dish called "poi", which is made from the root of the taro plant. It is purple, and has the consistency (and taste!) of Elmer's glue.


== Webcomics ==
== Webcomics ==
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* Bender's final presentation in the ''[[Futurama]]'' episode "The 30% Iron Chef."
* Bender's final presentation in the ''[[Futurama]]'' episode "The 30% Iron Chef."
{{quote|'''Morbo:''' The challenger's ugly food has shown us that even hideous things can be sweet on the inside. [Begins to cry]}}
{{quote|'''Morbo:''' The challenger's ugly food has shown us that even hideous things can be sweet on the inside. [Begins to cry]}}

== Real Life ==
* The traditional military dish of this sort is chipped beef on toast--better known to soldiers as "shit on a shingle."
* The Hawaiian islanders have a dish called "poi", which is made from the root of the taro plant. It is purple, and has the consistency (and taste!) of Elmer's glue.


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