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[[Razor Apples]] overlaps with this trope.
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== Anime & Manga ==
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== Films -- Animated ==
* In ''[[Shrek]]'' 2 the Fairy Godmother orders the King to slip Fiona a love potion so that she'll fall in love with her son, Prince Charming. The King places the potion in Fiona's tea but finds that he can't go through with it, and gives his daughter a cup of tea that wasn't laced with the love potion instead.
* ''[[The
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* In ''[[The Sixth Sense]]'' one of the [[It Was His Sled|dead people the kid sees]] was a small girl poisoned by her stepmother putting cleaning fluid in her soup.
* John Carpenter's ''[[The Thing (Film)|The Thing]]'' has the characters being [[Properly Paranoid]] about this- one single cell could be enough to turn anyone into a Thing. "I think everyone had better prepare their own food from now on..."
* In ''[[Blind Date]]'', [[Bruce Willis (Creator)|Walter]] uses a tiny syringe to put alcohol in chocolates he has delivered to Nadia because she has an extreme allergic reaction to alcohol.
* ''[[Wedding Crashers (Film)|Wedding Crashers]]'': At dinner in one scene John proceeds to spike Zach's water with eye-drops, which makes him sick, thereby letting John connect with Claire, Zach's fiance.
* Done twice in Disney's ''[[The Haunted Mansion (Film)|The Haunted Mansion]]'' with poison being put into goblets of wine.
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* In ''[[The Curse of Monkey Island (Video Game)|The Curse of Monkey Island]]'' you are required to drug yourself by [[Don't Try This At Home|mixing hangover medicine with alcohol]].
{{quote| '''Guybrush:''' This makes the drink ''oh'' so much more appealing.}}
* In ''[[Mitsumete Knight (Video Game)|Mitsumete Knight]]'', {{spoiler|Raizze Haimer}} tries to kill [[
* In ''[[Final Fantasy IX]]'', Princess Garnet spiked a banquet with sleeping potion in order to knock Zidane, Vivi, Freya and Cid unconscious so they wouldn't try to stop her and Steiner from traveling alone.
* In ''[[Baldurs Gate]]'', your party gets poisoned around the time you get into the eponymous city, and you have to do a quest to get an antidote. In the sequel, when you reach the Asylum, you find out that {{spoiler|Yoshimo, or Saemon if you don't have Yoshimo}} poisoned your food, {{spoiler|enabling Irenicus to capture you}}.
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