History Main / AnthropomorphicFood

* ''WesternAnimation/AdventureTime'': includes the Candy Kingdom, the Duke of Nuts's realm, the Hotdog Princess, and a family of non-anthropomorphic fruit that is treated as if it were sentient. In general, people only eat the non-anthropomorphic bits of the Candy Kingdom[[note]]Like the sidewalks which are also made of candy[[/note]], etc., but there is a notable exception where Princess Bubblegum (a candy person herself) drinks a smoothie with a face.

* The UsefulNotes/AtariLynx game ''Kung Food'' is a BeatEmUp with a refrigerator full of evil sentient food. The player is a scientist who accidentally brings the food to life, and fights through them to escape the refrigerator and end the calamity.

* Appearing only on the box cover of the UsefulNotes/Atari2600 game ''VideoGame/PlaqueAttack'', in addition to an anthropomorphic tube of toothpaste.

* InteractiveFiction games ''Who Iced Mayor [=McFreeze=]?'' and ''Who Shot Gum. E. Bear?'' are set in Sugar City, which is a FilmNoir setting incongruously filled with animated food. Mayor [=McFreeze=] and his wife are popsicles, Gum E. Bear is a [[PunnyName gummy bear]], Officer Donut is a [[DonutMessWithACop giant donut]] and the private eye protagonist Bubble Gumshoe is a piece of bubblegum.

* WebVideo/ElementAnimation's ''The Crack'' stars three talking eggs who live on a kitchen countertop.

* LetsPlay/TacoMan, a walking, talking taco. He also has a taco-wife and taco-son, and a burrito boss, Ben Burrito.

* ''ComicStrip/CalvinAndHobbes'': Calvin has gotten into FIGHTS with his food. One meal even began reciting the famous soliloquy from ''Theatre/{{Hamlet}}'' before suddenly stopping and loudly singing the song "Feelings." Calvin then ate the dish just to make it shut up.

** Capsakid and its evolution Scovillain are based off chili peppers. The former starts off as unripen and, with the help of the {{PlayingWithFire Fire Stone}}, becomes a two-head red and green pepper.

* ''WebVideo/Dimension20'': ''A Crown of Candy'' and its prequel ''The Ravening War'' are both set in the land of [[LevelAte Calorum]], which is populated with this, running the spectrum of humanoids to food items with arms, legs, and a face. Despite the colorful and [[JustForPun pun-filled]] setting, the seasons are deadly serious, being compared to "''Series/GameOfThrones'' in ''TabletopGame/CandyLand.''"

* Most of the characters in ''Animation/BreadBarbershop'' are anthropomorphic foods, with the main character, Bread Pitt, being a "barber" (or decorator) for many of his customers, working with the cupcake Choco and the carton of milk, Wilk.

* Most of the characters in ''Animation/BreadBarbershop'' are anthropomorphic foods, with the main character, Bread Pitt, being a "barber" (or decorator) for many of his customers, working with the cupcake Choco and the carton of milk, Wilk.

* In ''VideoGame/WarioWare'' Smooth Moves one of the microgames requires The Player to catch living food on a dinner plate.

* ''WesternAnimation/SuperWish'': Balloonicus' minions are the caker pops, [[{{Cyclops}} a legion of one-eyed anthropomorphic cake pops with arms and legs who do his bidding.

* In ''WesternAnimation/GravityFalls'' episode "Summerween", Mabel's friend Candy dresses up as a giant peppermint for Summerween: "I am so sweet, I could eat myself!" It also turns out the Summerween Trickster is a ''tsukumogami''-esque monster made from an amalgam of [[IGotARock rejected candy]].