Steak
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Steak is a common food in the Homestar Runner universe, and is frequently mentioned by Strong Bad.
[edit] Appearances
- Where My Hat Is At? — A grill is shown with a steak on it.
- Marshmallow's Last Stand — At one point, the sign has a picture of a steak on it. The caption below reads "Nice to MEAT you!"
- The House That Gave Sucky Treats — One of the items available to give to Marzipan is a steak. If selected, Marzipan will respond irritably as Strong Bad slips several more steaks into her bag.
- Where's The Cheat? — Towards the end of the cartoon, The King of Town is shown holding a steak.
- Email island — One of the things Strong Bad imagines Homestar turning into is a steak.
- New Boots — Strong Bad tells The Cheat that he would have got a trophy full of Steak-umms if he had shown more effort in his Flash animation.
- That a Ghost — One of the headstones reads "Steakface McGee".
- Halloween Fairstival — Strong Bad addresses The Cheat as "Philly Cheat-Steak".
- Homestar Presents: Presents — Coach Z has a TV dinner that includes a Salisbury steak.
- 50K Racewalker — The default name for the player character is "Steak Styles".
- FAQ — One of the objects that doesn't belong is steak.
- Email origins — Strong Bad spray paints a steak on Marzipan.
- Email death metal — Taranchula's music video contains a live action, stop motion steak.
- Email secret identity — Strong Bad advises "Buttless in Bestuy" to eat a steak.
- Summer Short Shorts — In the Powered by The Cheat segment, the Cheatasaurus turns Homestar into a steak.
- One Two, One Two — A steak is one of the things Bubs turns into sausage.
- Trudgemank — A steak appears several times as one of the visuals.
- hremail 3184 — Strong Bad tries to replace the Lappy 486 with a steak sandwich.
- Where My Hat Is At? (toon) — Just as it was in the original book, a steak is seen cooking on a grill.
- Marzipan Beef Reverser — The game consists of Marzipan hair-whipping steaks to bring a skeletal cow back to life.
- Email parenting — The King of Town's Castle has been converted into a "family-friendly" '70s-style steakhouse called SteaKasTle. As noted in an Easter egg, the restaurant's logo has two steaks in it.
