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In the DVD commentary for [[space program]], [[The Brothers Chaps]] admit they "always love it when we get to make food for an Easter egg or part of an email". Because of their love of making these delicious (if occasionally ridiculous) [[concoctions]], '''live action foods''' have made the occasional appearance in a variety of cartoons. | In the DVD commentary for [[space program]], [[The Brothers Chaps]] admit they "always love it when we get to make food for an Easter egg or part of an email". Because of their love of making these delicious (if occasionally ridiculous) [[concoctions]], '''live action foods''' have made the occasional appearance in a variety of cartoons. | ||
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In the DVD commentary for space program, The Brothers Chaps admit they "always love it when we get to make food for an Easter egg or part of an email". Because of their love of making these delicious (if occasionally ridiculous) concoctions, live action foods have made the occasional appearance in a variety of cartoons.
Appearances
- Email 50 emails — Swiss Cake Roll with 5 and 0 candles to mark the 50th email.
- Email english paper — A live-action half-eaten breakfast burrito is sold by Homestar Runner in Some Type of Online Auction.
- Email unused emails (Easter egg) — The picture in Bubs' Weekly Spamvertisement can be changed to a small cup of ketchup and a jar of three-bean salad.
- Email big white face (Easter egg) — Clicking on the cake that Strong Bad made for The Poopsmith, the real cake appears, and with each additional click the toppings are added in this order: fortune cookies, Chinese food (which looks like it might be General Tso's Chicken), grapes, Golden Grahams cereal, ice cubes, lemon slices, and finally, a Swiss Cake Roll and the "50" candle from 50 emails.
- Email no loafing — An ad for "Bubs's 30 cent Lunch Special" appears, consisting of chicken bones, a cup of ice, and a half-eaten candy bar.
- Cheat Commandos...O's — Live action Cheat Commandos...O's are shown at the ending as part of a ridiculous breakfast.
- Email other days — Features a live action glass of Piemonade.
- Email bottom 10 — All of the desserts with dangerous names are live action.
- Email bedtime story — Real Suudsu appears in an Easter egg.
- Email space program — A Grilled Cheese Sandwich is Item 3B.
- Decemberween Short Shorts — An image of the King of Town's "Last Three Items in the Pantry" special is shown.
- Dangeresque: Puppet Squad — Dangeresque and Dangeresque Too go on a mission to recover stolen curly fries.
- Sbemailiarized! — Strong Bad drops his figurine onto a hamburger.
- Record Store Day — The cover of Limozeen: but they're at brunch! has an image of a live-action breakfast food.
- The House That Gave Sucky Tricks (Easter egg) — The Strong Mad Oyster Smoothie Breath Caked Armpit Latte is featured in a live-action set.
- Decemberween Dangeresque — The Cheat Commandos...O's box returns, along with coffee, canned goods, nutmeg and Hot Jones.
Gallery of Real-Live Foods
 Yellow peppers or lemon Jell-O? |
 The Poopsmith's second cake |
 With extra toppings |
 30 cent lunch special |
 Piemonade |
 He could use a Grilled Cheese sandwich. |
 Chocozuma's Revenge |
 Suudsu |
 The King of Town's Last Three Items in the Pantry Special! |
 "And just watch me go to work on this hambroiger!" |
 "Oh my sweet Jennifer, there's no coming back from this one." |
