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Companion Food is when someone keeps an item of food for longer than [[UnconventionalFoodUsage sanitary, necessary or appropriate]]. Characters who do this usually receive scorn for it, as even through refrigeration or freezing food can't last forever. What's worse is if they ''don't'' put in any effort to preserve it; its days are numbered, and sooner or later [[SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome it'll start to smell]].
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Companion Food is when someone keeps an item of food for longer than [[UnconventionalFoodUsage sanitary, necessary or appropriate]]. Characters who do this usually receive scorn for it, as even through refrigeration or freezing food can't last forever. What's worse is if they ''don't'' put in any effort to preserve it; its days are numbered, and sooner or later [[SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome it'll start to smell]].smell.
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* ''WesternAnimation/WeBareBears'': In "[[Recap/WeBareBearsS1E7Burrito Burrito]]" Grizz develops a relationship with a bear-sized burrito. The end of the episode reveals that the [[spoiler: obsession with the burrito comes from an incident he had as a cub when he was saved from being stranded in a tree by a fireman with his forearm wrapped in protective foil.]]
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* ''WesternAnimation/WeBareBears'': In "[[Recap/WeBareBearsS1E7Burrito Burrito]]" Grizz develops a relationship with a bear-sized burrito. His brothers become worried about his behavior, especially after learning online of many other people that also taken on food as companions. The end of the episode reveals that the [[spoiler: obsession with the burrito comes from an incident he had as a cub when he was saved from being stranded in a tree by a fireman with his forearm wrapped in protective foil.]]
