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* Lurk and the troops from ''Film/UpTheFront'' have Midgeley, a disgusting man who puts dead cockroaches and boots in the food.
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* ''Film/ItHappenedInHollywood'': Pete is the cook at Tim Bart's ranch. After Tim loses the ranch, Pete starts up a lunch wagon that caters to film shoots.
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* Roadblack from ''Franchise/GIJoe'' first joined the army intending to be this, but he found military cooking techniques appalling, and transferred the infantry. Many stories imply he still plans to become a proper chef after retiring. One issue showed Roadblock's range: as part of TrainingFromHell for prospective new Joes, he served up "mystery meat on a shingle" that had one candidate wondering how it got so grey, but after the trials were over, the three that made it onto the team were treated to an incredible feast.
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* Roadblack from ''Franchise/GIJoe'' first joined the army intending to be this, but he found military cooking techniques appalling, and transferred to the infantry. Many stories imply he still plans to become a proper chef after retiring. One issue showed Roadblock's range: as part of TrainingFromHell for prospective new Joes, he served up "mystery meat on a shingle" that had one candidate wondering how it got so grey, but after the trials were over, the three that made it onto the team were treated to an incredible feast.
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** Ogres basing their religion on eating, their cooks actually serve as their priests, praticing Gut Magic which depends on what the caster ate.
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** Ogres basing their religion on eating, their cooks actually serve as their priests, praticing practicing Gut Magic which depends on what the caster ate.
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* ''WesternAnimation/CampLakebottom'' has Rosebud, a surly old lunchlady who uses all manner of revolting ingredients when cooking up meals for the campers at the eponymous summer camp.
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* ''WesternAnimation/CampLakebottom'' has Rosebud, a surly old lunchlady lunch lady who uses all manner of revolting ingredients when cooking up meals for the campers at the eponymous summer camp.
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In fiction, camp cooks tend to be a source of comic relief, with many a gag about their [[LethalChef horrible cooking]] or [[KlatchianCoffee coffee]], and their inability to take criticism on the subject.
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In fiction, camp cooks tend to be a source of comic relief, with many a gag about their [[LethalChef horrible cooking]] or [[KlatchianCoffee [[BadToTheLastDrop coffee]], and their inability to take criticism on the subject.
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* ''Literature/VorkosiganSaga'': In Creator/LoisMcMasterBujold's ''Shards of Honor'', Yeoman Nilesa is this for a large number of Barrayaran soldiers (young men who clearly miss "home cooking" and have evidently not been shy about letting the yeoman know their opinions of his culinary offerings). He is correspondingly surly and hostile. When the protagonist (who has just spent a considerable period hiking through a wilderness with nothing to eat but packets of instant oatmeal and artificial blue cheese salad dressing) samples his food ("a stew-like substance, and real bread with genuine vegetable oil spread") she sincerely declares it to be delicious, causing a rather startling change in poor Nilesa's attitude.
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* The poem [[https://allpoetry.com/Boomer-Johnson "Boomer Johnson"]] by Henry Herbert Knibbs is about an [[TheGunslinger gunslinger]] who takes a job as a camp cook when age starts slowing his quick draw. He's still scary enough that the others don't ''dare'' refuse to eat his cooking, until he finally pushes the narrator too far.
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* The poem [[https://allpoetry.com/Boomer-Johnson "Boomer Johnson"]] by Henry Herbert Knibbs is about an [[TheGunslinger gunslinger]] who takes a job as a camp cook when age starts slowing his quick draw. He's still scary enough that the others don't ''dare'' refuse to eat his cooking, until he finally pushes the narrator too far.
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[[caption-width-right:350:"The poison ivy is particularly delicious today."]]
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** Even Hawkeye and BJ are stunned into silence when British and Canadian personnel praise the quality of the food as being infinitely better than anything their own cooks can serve up.
