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* ''WesternAnimation/CloudyWithAChanceOfMeatballs'':
** Discussed when Sam says that if they fail to deactivate the machine that's making it rain GiantFood, they'll have to live underground and wear bacon for clothes.
** When Flint puts Sam's hair in a ponytail as part of curing her {{Closet Geek}}hood, he makes the scrunchie out of jello.
* ''WesternAnimation/DespicableMe2'': In one scene, Gru wears (and eats) a hat made of corn chip.
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* ''WesternAnimation/CloudyWithAChanceOfMeatballs'':
** Discussed when Sam says that if they fail to deactivate the machine that's making it rain GiantFood, they'll have to live underground and wear bacon for clothes.
** When Flint puts Sam's hair in a ponytail as part of curing her {{Closet Geek}}hood, he makes the scrunchie out of jello.
* ''WesternAnimation/DespicableMe2'': In one scene, Gru wears (and eats) a hat made of corn chip.
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* ''Literature/PinkyDinkyDoo'': In one story, Pinky writes a story to entertain Tyler, in which all of the kids' shoes go missing, so they start wearing food as shoes. When they find that the cafeteria is serving shoes, they decide to eat their "food shoes" and wear their "shoe food". This grosses Tyler out, but Pinkie tells him to just take it as ArtisticLicense.
* ''Series/BearInTheBigBlueHouse'': In "The Big Sleep", Tutter wears a pita bread on his head, and calls himself Pita Head. Bear says that pita bread is food, not clothes, but Tutter then calls ''Bear'' silly.
* ''Series/SesameStreet'': One skit parodying ''Franchise/JamesBond'', "The Spy Who Loved Cookies", has a woman wearing a crown made of cookies.
* ''VideoGame/MoshiMonsters'': In the song "The Moshi Dance", Lady Goo Goo wears spaghetti as a hat.
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* ''Website/{{Neopets}}'': Several clothing and battledome accessories are made out of foods, such as jelly, chocolate, and candy.
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* ''Website/{{Neopets}}'': Several clothing and battledome (a play arena) accessories are made out of foods, such as jelly, chocolate, and candy.
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheCasagrandes'':
** In "Flee Market", Bobby, while on a date with Lori celebrating the anniversary of the first time they ate pizza together, wears a pizza-themed tuxedo that has pepperoni for buttons.
** In "Trend Game", one of the nonsensical trends Carlota teaches Ronnie Anne is wearing bracelets made of churros.
** In "Flee Market", Bobby, while on a date with Lori celebrating the anniversary of the first time they ate pizza together, wears a pizza-themed tuxedo that has pepperoni for buttons.
** In "Trend Game", one of the nonsensical trends Carlota teaches Ronnie Anne is wearing bracelets made of churros.
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheLoudHouse'': In "Community Disservice", Lola gets [[AndYourRewardIsClothes awarded a crown]] made of [[AndYourRewardIsEdible garlic bread]].
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* There's occasional reference in ''Literature/{{Discworld}}'' to towns in the Sto Plains making boots, coats and so on out of the omnipresent cabbages, but usually they're processed into actual fabric first. Thomas Makepeace Bounder, "the poet of the cabbages" from ''The Discworld Almanack'', wanted to make it ''quite clear'' that he could gain everything he needed from his beloved vegetables, and is illustrated by Paul Kidby as looking something like a walking greengrocer's stall.
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* There's occasional reference in ''Literature/{{Discworld}}'' to towns in the Sto Plains making boots, coats and so on out of the omnipresent cabbages, but usually they're processed into actual fabric first. Thomas Makepeace Thomas Bounder, "the poet of the cabbages" from ''The Discworld Almanack'', wanted to make it ''quite clear'' that he could gain everything he needed from his beloved vegetables, and is illustrated by Paul Kidby as looking something like a walking greengrocer's stall.
