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* The Junko Mizuno version of "Literature/HanselAndGretel" has the witch create Foodland during a food shortage to lure everybody away. [[spoiler: Of course, it turns out to be a giant illusion and all the people happily eating away in Foodland are really eating dirt.]]

* ''Advertising/MAndMs Blast'': The Sweet Dreams board takes place in a forest filled with candy. Fitting for a game centered around sentient candies.

** Sweet Sweet Galaxy and the mission "Bouncing Down Cake Lane" in Toy Time Galaxy from ''VideoGame/SuperMarioGalaxy''.

** ''VideoGame/MarioPartyTheTop100'': World 4-3 in Minigame Island is designed to resemble Bowser's usual domain. Fittingly, all of the minigames here feature lava and fire, such as Bumper Balls, Hexagon Heat, Magma Mayhem, and Heat Stroke.

* One level of ''Franchise/TheSimpsons: Bart and the Beanstalk'' had Bart jumping around on oyster crackers in a bowl of soup.
* ''VideoGame/TheSimpsonsGame'''s tutorial level is based in the candy-filled dream-world featured in the show. Exactly how the collectibles gathered there make it out to the rest of the game world along with the player is anyone's guess.

* The Gourmet Submarine Castle in ''[[VideoGame/GanbareGoemon Mystical Ninja Starring Goemon]]''.
* The "Chocolate" theme in ''VideoGame/{{Spore}}'''s terraforming kit. One makes a chain of mountains shaped like chocolate pieces, another sinks gigantic trays into the ground.

* Level 3 of ''[[VideoGame/{{Parodius}} Gokujou Parodius]]'' (pictured above on the top left), which parodies a level of ''Gradius 3'' by replacing its sand dunes with delicious pastry. Level 4 of the game for the {{UsefulNotes/MSX}} is the Ma(i)ze Cake Star, where DeadlyWalls are made of sponge cake.
* The Sweets theme from ''VideoGame/AnimalCrossing: City Folk/Let's Go To the City'' allows you to transform your house into a candy paradise, with a bed that looks like a cake, tables that look like flan and shortbread cookies, and more. The associated walls even look like the inside of a GingerbreadHouse. Also, in all the games, the "Fruit" series contains several pieces of furniture that look like fruit: Pear-shaped dressers, an apple-shaped TV, a pineapple bed, orange- and lime-shaped chairs, and a table that looks like an enormous half of a watermelon.
* ''VideoGame/Pikmin2'' includes one underground area called the Glutton's Kitchen, which is full of donuts, candies, and the like.
* One of the levels in ''VideoGame/NoTimeToExplain'' is a world made entirely out of desserts. The main gimmick of this world is cake, which will [[TemporaryBulkChange fatten Present You into a round doughball]] allowing them to roll off cliffs and through otherwise-unbreakable barriers as well as survive a hit from spikes, albeit at the cost of their jump height and movement speed being reduced.

* ''Chocobo Racing'' has a racetrack made of various desserts, which includes a few turns made of [[SlippySlideyIceWorld slippery slidey iced gelatin]].

* ''VideoGame/SonicTheHedgehog'':

** ''VideoGame/SuperMarioParty'': Megafruit Paradise combines this with PalmtreePanic, as there are islands shaped like a watermelon and a pineapple. In the same game, the Minigame, Snack Attack, is set in a cornfield with a giant volcano shaped like a corn that erupts popcorn that players must catch the most.

** Des(s)ert Ruins Zone 3 from ''VideoGame/SonicLostWorld'' would also fit. The level speaks for itself, really.

* ''VideoGame/BurgerTime'': In all games of this series, you're walking over either giant hamburger parts or handling large scoops of ice cream as large as Peter Pepper himself.

* ''VideoGame/BurgerTime'' is mostly about walking over giant burger pieces to make them fall against each other. This helps deal with the pissed-off AnthropomorphicFood chasing you around the screen.

** ''VideoGame/MarioParty1'': Peach's Birthday Cake is a board that takes place at the topmost layer of a gigantic, double-layered pink cake adorned with figurines in the borders made of fondant and modeled after the playable characters; next to the cake is a round custard puddin that is also part of the playable board. No Boo inhabits this board, as the Piranha Plants that the players decorate the board with steal the Stars instead. This board returns in ''Mario Party Superstars'' as a NostalgiaLevel.

** Various levels in ''VideoGame/SuperMario3DWorld'' are made of cake. These levels are Pretty Plaza Panic in World 3, Cakewalk Flip in World 5 and Cookie Cogworks in World Bowser. Averted in Double Cherry Pass in World 2, which ''looks'' like a cake, but actually a grassland level made with the colors of a cake; fittingly in that level, the characters use the Double Cherry for the first time.

** The Waffle Kingdom in ''VideoGame/PaperMarioTheThousandYearDoor'' is never shown, but implied to be like this from [[EdibleThemeNaming the names]], and most of the inhabitants we see look like food.

*** Cheese Land in ''VideoGame/MarioKartSuperCircuit''. Doubles as CheesyMoon, since you can see Earth in the background.

*** Sweet Sweet Canyon in ''VideoGame/MarioKart8'' is made of various dessert foods. The audience of Toads, Goombas, Koopa Troopas, and Shy Guys are made of gingerbread as well. The second DLC pack for the game, as well as the ''Deluxe'' port from the get-go, also includes a major overhaul of GBA Cheese Land. Lastly, ''Deluxe'' adds Sweet Sweet Kingdom to the revamped Battle Mode.
*** Added for Wave 2 of ''8'''s DLC is the new track Sky-High Sundae, primarily made from ice cream. There's even a sundae surrounded by a track loop.

* ''Anime/PuellaMagiMadokaMagica'': Charlotte's labyrinth is made of desserts. Well, the parts that aren't hospital themed are. [[DarkerAndEdgier Like everything in Madoka Magica]] this is '''not''' PlayedForLaughs. [[spoiler:[[WhamEpisode In fact]], Charlotte is the KnightOfCerebus, being the first Witch to kill a MagicalGirl in the series]].
* ''Manga/{{Toriko}}'''s world seems to be half this trope, half DeathWorld.

* The Promised Land in the book of ''[[Literature/TheBible Exodus]]'' is said to be flowing with milk and honey, although in this case it's obviously metaphorical.