History YMMV / MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagicS6E13SpiceUpYourLife

* BaseBreaker: Rarity's characterization in the episode. Some fans complain that she seems to have [[AesopAmnesia forgotten the lesson]] from "Canterlot Boutique" and conforms the restaurant too easily to Zesty Gourmand's standard. Others, in her defense, say that Rarity is not a chef and she only knows what works in Canterlot (indeed Pinkie found only two customers with her ''different'' approach), so she acted in good faith.

* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: The reason for why there hasn't been an episode where the ponies have been summoned by the map is a rather interesting one (it had been disabled thanks to Starlight's time travel shenanigans) and could be used to flesh out an episode, but instead, it's used as a {{hand wave}} as to why there hasn't been an episode where the ponies have been summoned by the map.

** What kind of Friendship Problems have not been solved thanks to the map being disabled?

** More importantly, Pinkie's lines seem to confirm at least some of the titles leaked to Blog/EquestriaDaily just the day before this episode first aired, plus a possible teaser for the fourth Equestria Girls movie: "Twilight and Twilight at the castle".

* BaseBreaker: Rarity's characterization in the episode. Some fans complain that she seems to have forgotten the lesson from "Canterlot Boutique" and conforms the restaurant too easily to Zesty Gourmand's standard. Others, in her defense, say that Rarity is not a chef and she only knows what works in Canterlot (indeed Pinkie found only two customers with her ''different'' approach), so she acted in good faith.

*** Better yet, "Twilight and Twilight in Canterlot!"

* BaseBreaker: Rarity's characterization in the episode. Fans complain that she seems to have forgotten the lesson from "Canterlot Boutique" and conforms the restaurant too easily to Zesty Gourmand's standard. Others, in her defense, say that Rarity is not a chef and she only knows what works in Canterlot (indeed Pinkie found only two customers with her ''different'' approach), so she acted in good faith.

** More importantly, Pinkie's lines seem to confirm at least some of the titles leaked to Website/EquestriaDaily just the day before this episode first aired, plus a possible teaser for the fourth Equestria Girls movie: "Twilight and Twilight at the castle".

** More importantly, Pinkie's lines seem to confirm at least some of the titles leaked to Equestria Daily just the day before this episode first aired, plus a possible teaser for the fourth Equestria Girls movie: "Twilight and Twilight at the castle".
** There is a design for Gordan Ramsey, Julia Child, Mr. Food and Cat Cora. That could mean that there are pony versions of other famous chefs and likely contests for cooking.

* FanficFuel: When the map is activated again, it briefly flickers other pairs of ponies in other locations before settling on the episode's. The way Pinkie even phrases them sounds like fanfic prompts; "Rainbow Dash and Twilight in Yakyakistan" for instance.

** There is a design for Gordan Ramsey, Julia Child, Mr. Food and Cat Cora. That could mean that there are pony versions of other famous chefs and likely contests for cooking.

** More importantly, Pinkie's lines seem to confirm at least some of the titles leaked to Equestria Daily just the day before this episode first aired, plus a possible teaser for the fourth Equestria Girls movie "Twilight and Twilight at the castle".

** She also seems to have forgotten the moral of the episode "Simple Ways", in which she had to learn about not changing yourself to please others.
*** Of course, given how much sway Zesty seems to have in determining actual, pragmatic business success, any potential nonconformity here seems to come with a legitimate risk of financial ruin (until the ending, it seems). So it could be that the ProperlyParanoid trope has simply overriden said moral in her mind.

* FanficFuel: When the map is activated again, it briefly flickers other pairs of ponies in other locations before settling on the episode's. The way Pinkie even phrases them sounds like fanfic prompts; "Rainbow Dash and Twilight in Yakyakistan" for instance.

* BaseBreaker: Rarity's characterization in the episode. Fans complain that she seems to have forgotten the lesson from "Canterlot Boutique" and accept too easily to conform the restaurant to Zesty Gourmand's standard. Other, in her defense, say that Rarity is not a chef and she only knows what works in Canterlot (indeed Pinkie found only two customer with her ''different'' approach), so she acted in good faith.

*** Of course, given how much sway Zesty seems to have in determining actual, pragmatic business success, any potential nonconformity here seems to come with a legitimate risk of financial ruin (until the ending, it seems).

* BaseBreaker: Rarity's characterization in the episode. Fans complain that she seems to have forgotten the lesson from "Canterlot Boutique" and accept too easily to conform the restaurant to Zesty Gourmand's standard. Other, in her defense, say that Rarity is not a chef and she only what works in Canterlot (indeed Pinkie found only two customer with her ''different'' approach), so she acted in good faith.

* FanficFuel: When the map is activated again, it briefly flickers other pairs of ponies in other locations before settling on the episode's. The way Pinkie even phrases them sounds like fanfic prompts; "Rainbow Dash and Fluttershy in Las Pegasus" for instance.

* BaseBreaker: Rarity's characterization in the episode. Fans complain that she seems to have forgotten the lesson from "Canterlot Boutique" and accept too easily to conform the restaurant to Zesty Gourmand's standard. Other, in her defense, say that Rarity knew the food was good (at least, acoording to Zesty) and what works in Canterlot (indeed Pinkie found only two customer with her ''different'' approach), so she acted in good faith.

* BaseBreaker: Rarity's characterization in the episode. Fans complain that she seems to have forgotten the lesson from "Canterlot Boutique" and accept too easily to conform the restaurant to Zesty Gourmand's standard. Other, in her defense, say that Rarity knew the food was good (at least, acoording to Zesty) and what works in Canterlot (indeed Pinkie found only two customer with her approach), so she acted in good faith.

* BaseBreaker: Rarity's characterization in the episode. She seems to have forgotten the lesson from "Canterlot Boutique" and accept too easily to conform the restaurant to Zesty Gourmand's standard. In her defense Rarity knew the food was good (at least, according to Zesty) and what works in Canterlot, so she acted in good faith.