History Main / ISOStandardUrbanGroceries

* Brown paper grocery bags with baguettes can be seen in ''KingOfTheHill'' episode "A Rover Runs Through It".

* [[LampshadeHanging Lampshaded]] by ''KingdomOfLoathing'' with the item [[http://kol.coldfront.net/thekolwiki/index.php/Stale_baguette "Stale baguette"]]. Eating one results in a minor [[GlobalCurrency Meat]] loss, since anybody with the aforementioned baguette is bound to get robbed in a dark alley shortly after purchase.

->''All grocery bags must contain at least one stick of French Bread.''
-->--[[http://www.avforums.com/threads/the-hollywood-rule-book.32262/ ''Hollywood Rule Book'']], ''Vanity Fair''

* Played with in the ''DNAngel'' Anime. The main character's mother and their [[{{Meido}} Maid]] go shopping on market day and buy a veritable mountain of different goods on sale. When you see them carrying all the bags, there is at least one leek sticking up from every bag.

* In a season 2 episode of ''LightNovel/ZeroNoTsukaima'', Siesta is seen carrying a grocery bag with a baguette and, as seen when she drops it, an apple.

* In ''TigerAndBunny'', Keith is carrying the usual "baguette and carrots" bag when [[MeetCute he runs into Cis]] in episode 15. There's also an apple in there, which he offers to her.
* In episode 4 of ''SmilePrettyCure'', Nao is carrying three grocery bags, a leek protuding from one and a daikon radish from another, when she comes across the panicking Miyuki.

* Linna is seen walking around with a bag with a baguette sticking out of it in one episode of ''BubblegumCrisis.''

* Rico carries one of these in the opening for the first season of GunslingerGirl.

* Some of the anti-Resistance propaganda posters in ''CityOfHeroes'' feature a woman dropping a bag of ISOStandardUrbanGroceries.

* You will at least see Lois in ''FamilyGuy'' heading home with grocery bags like this such as the episode "Brian In Love" when she unloads the bags out of her car before being hose sprayed by Peter.

* Shown in the ending of the ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaOracleGames''.

* {{Lampshaded}} in ''DharmaAndGreg'': One episode mentions that every time Greg does the groceries he buys a baguette, even though no one eats it.

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-->--[[http://www.avforums.com/threads/the-hollywood-rule-book.32262/ '''''Hollywood Rule Book''''']], ''Vanity Fair''

-->--[[http://www.avforums.com/threads/the-hollywood-rule-book.32262/ ''''Hollywood Rule Book'''']], ''Vanity Fair''

-->--[[http://www.avforums.com/threads/the-hollywood-rule-book.32262/ '''Hollywood Rule Book''']], ''Vanity Fair''

-->--[[http://www.avforums.com/threads/the-hollywood-rule-book.32262/ Hollywood Rule Book]], ''Vanity Fair''

-->--'''Hollywood Rule Book''', ''Vanity Fair''

The trope name plays with the [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Organization_for_Standardization International Organization for Standardization]]'s tendency to establish consistent standards. 'Cause, dammit, it's NOT RIGHT to see someone walking down a city street with a bag filled with [[BreadEggsMilkSquick Twinkies, Mountain Dew, beer and pasteurized process sandwich spread that's good for at least 20 years]]. It'll break the WillingSuspensionofDisbelief since, hell, [[ImprobableFoodBudget that's a really terrible diet]].

* ''VideoGame/GrandTheftAuto IV'' has an occasional pedestrian wandering about carrying a paper bag of groceries. This contains a loaf of bread, a box of cereal, a half-gallon of milk, and some oranges. Unfortunately for VideogameCrueltyPotential, barging into them just causes them to drop the bag, intact, on the ground.

See also BaguetteBeatdown. [[IThoughtItMeant May or may not]] be related to VillainsOutShopping. Has nothing to do with [[Film/TronLegacy the other ISOs]].

See also BaguetteBeatdown. [[IThoughtItMeant May or may not]] be related to VillainsOutShopping. Has nothing to do with [[TronLegacy the other ISOs]].

See also BaguetteBeatdown. [[IThoughtItMeant May or may not]] be related to VillainsOutShopping.