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  • Ask Fluffle Puff: Fluffle Puff has eaten a lot of things that aren't supposed to be eaten (ranging from foam packing peanuts, to Monopoly house, to even part of her own Rebus Bubble), in addition to her unusual (for ponies) appetite for meat.
  • "Brad Tries...", where Brad Jones eats weird food and drinks sodas which stopped being manufactured years, if not decades, ago.
    • Others have taken to similar stunts, including Ashens, who has been opening and tasting(but not actually consuming, because that would likely kill him) food that expired decades ago- including a bottle of 130 year old olives.
  • Dodo from Cream Heroes has eaten soil, silicone and paper- much to the other cats' disgust and Claire's distress. Then again, he makes Lulu, of all cats look picky.
  • Danny Gonzalez: One lyric from "Yummy" has him declare he'll eat a person's feet, and then their shirt.
  • The youtube sensation of Epic Meal Time features a group of drunken Canadians who like to eat heinously fatty and sugary meals of 3,000+ calories!!!
  • In The Gamer's Alliance, Ronove eats pretty much anything his companions give him although he is particularly fond of cake and sand gnome legs. No matter how much he devours, he'll soon be begging for more.
  • In episode 8 of The G Mod Idiot Box, RED Scout eats BLU Scout's Force-A-Nature. After daring BLU Scout to Rage Quit, he gets kicked, which apparently is enough to set off the gun inside him, sending him flying into the blades of RED Heavy's flying machine.
  • Jack Vale Films: One series of pranks is about pretending to eat goldfish.
  • Youtube channel Kluna Tik has Charlie, a Venus Flytrap that has been fed numerous foods and is a type 1. Kluna himself is a type 2, having eaten money, a first aid kit, art supplies, sewing supplies, grass, wood, paint, lit candles and other otherwise inedible objects. Albeit with a safety warning in the videos saying that it's not real, to prevent viewers from actually trying to do any of this.
  • LoadingReadyRun's Iron Stomach Challenge videos sees the crew eating suggestions submitted on their forums. Past challenges have included banana and onion blended together, milk mixed with things that curdle milk and milkshakes made with mayonnaise.
    • Bill Watt, in particular, fits this trope enough to be The Ace in those videos.
  • Neopets:
    • There are two species that can eat any type of item, not just food: Grarrls (which resemble Tyrannosaurus Rex) and Skeiths (which resemble obese dragons). Many users have horror stories of intending to use items such as potions, equipment, or Petpets on these species only to accidentally select "Feed" instead. And if you leave them to starve, they may help themselves to your inventory without your input.
    • For all pet species, there are several food items that really don't seem like food material, from rocks to weapons to bodily wastes. If it's classified as food, it's fair game, and they don't notice anything unusual at all unless it's in the "Gross Food" item category. Even in the spin-off mobile game Island Builders, horseshoe magnets, radioactive residue, and worms are treated as perfectly ordinary cooking ingredients.
  • Not Always Right features this customer, who is concerned that he won't be able to replace his ticket if he eats it. Then he worries about eating the ticket and the receipt.
    "Yes, I eat things, I can't help myself."
  • Origins SMP: Downplayed. When Tommy is stressed, he'll start chewing on moss from the moss block he carries around. There's no indication he actually eats it, though, and while he's apparently fine chewing on moss, he can't eat meat of any kind.
  • Giratina The Second deserves a mention in The Pokédex - Extended Fanon Edition, where it is stated that Cynthia has discovered the critters will drink anything and everything ranging from water to art paintings and scientific research equipment. At least he's diligent enough to eat at scheduled times, on his desk. Which he then also eats.
  • Rats SMP: The rat protagonists, being rats, are prone to eating just about anything and everything. There have been mentions of them eating glue, paper, Bottles o' Enchanting, candle wax, ribbons, apple seeds and cherry pits (which have cyanide in them and are toxic to rats in real life), and gnawing on the wires and walls. Owen the Tinkerer stands out for being practically on par with Oli, the literal Trash Rat, for having tasted the strangest items even by the server's standards, including a compass, a wither rose, oxidized copper, and a Tide Pod. The latter case is an enforced deconstruction, though, as Owen the content creator immediately gives his character the Poison status effect using commands for doing so.
  • Rhett & Link's Will It videos on Good Mythical Morning mainly consist on them trying a meal or snack with an unusual combination. They start with food items that aren't normally used, then they try combinations with something that's edible but one wouldn't want to eat (e.g. worms, fish eyeballs, etc.)
  • SCP Foundation
    • SCP-524 ("Walter"), a rabbit which eats anything. No, really, anything. Including himself.
    • SCP-913 ("Mr. Hungry") is normally a regular Big Eater, but will eat any solid matter he can get his hands on if he doesn't get enough to eat.
    • D-43134, who had already gotten the nickname 'Goat' from the other D-Class for being able to tolerate the disgusting food that the Foundation gives them, drank a solution of water mixed with SCP-1049-J, which transformed his digestive system into being able to digest rock, metal, etc.
  • Serina: The omniphages are a group of large molodonts that evolved from seed-eaters that adapted to eat grass, and then anything they may incidentally eat alongside grass, and then nearly anything at all. They're some of the most truly omnivorous animals to ever live, and their immense and highly efficient digestive systems allow them to feed on forage as unappetizing as rotten wood, thorns and bones. They can even extract nutrients from dirt by digesting organic material within it. Their diet is only limited by the fact that, due to being built like oxen due to the space needed by their immense guts, they can't be active predators, but they'll happily eat carrion in any state of decomposition. One desert-dwelling species adapted to feed on spine-covered cactus analogs, and its ice age descendants fill a unique niche as their environment's primary grazers and scavengers alike.
  • Steve 1989 MRE Info: Steve is a downplayed example, being a regular human with a Bizarre Taste in Food and a penchant for old military rations. He has regularly commented when something looks like it might be spoiled, and then confirms by eating it, and then kept eating it to completion. Only a handful of times has he had ill effects from eating food with a shelf life years out of date.
  • In We Are Our Avatars:
    • Kelly Distasio is "Matter Powered". Thus, she can eat practically anything to gain energy.
      "Wuah~ Can I eat it?"
    • Since Glutonny is a personification of the sin itself, she can and loves to eat anything.
  • In the Whateley Universe Tennyo is a Big Eater, but she's not always picky. In one story, some horrific part-Were part-animal part-Mythos monsters invaded the Whateley Academy campus and she ate them.
    • She also eats ectoplasmic monsters called spider-rats that a demon lord summons. When the big showdown between her and the demon comes and he summons a bunch of insect-like demon warriors, she somehow eats their souls. The demon is naturally terrified of her and begs her friend to get her to spare him.


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