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Not to be confused with a MarshmallowDream, in which a shoe may be eaten by accident(as shown in the Limerick above).
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Out of all the unusual things that someone can eat, shoes tend to be the most popular choice in fiction. Probably because they are the type of clothing one misses the least. Also, they tend to be made of leather (which resembles food the most out anything else you'll ever wear).[[note]]Unless, of course you happen to be Music/LadyGaga. Then it's [[IconicOutfit something else.]][[/note]] TropeMaker is probably Creator/CharlieChaplin, who did it first in his classic ''Film/TheGoldRush'' (1925). A subtrope of PovertyFood.
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Out of all the unusual things that someone can eat, shoes tend to be the most popular choice in fiction. Probably because they are the type of clothing one misses the least. least - [[AllWomenLoveShoes if male]]. (It is no accident that the vast majority of last-resort shoe-eaters below are male). Also, they tend to be made of leather (which resembles food the most out anything else you'll ever wear).[[note]]Unless, of course you happen to be Music/LadyGaga. Then it's [[IconicOutfit something else.]][[/note]] TropeMaker is probably Creator/CharlieChaplin, who did it first in his classic ''Film/TheGoldRush'' (1925). A subtrope of PovertyFood.
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* In the ''WesternAnimation/TinyToonAdventures'' episode "Citizen Max," a flashback shows then poor Montana Max and Buster Bunny talking about eating a shoe.
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* ''PetAlien'': Gumper eats everything, including shoes.
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* ''PetAlien'': ''WesternAnimation/PetAlien'': Gumper eats everything, including shoes.
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Out of all the unusual things that someone can eat, shoes tend to be the most popular choice in fiction. Probably because they are the type of clothing one misses the least. Also, they tend to be made of leather (which resembles food the most out anything else you'll ever wear).[[note]]Unless, of course you happen to be Music/LadyGaga. Then it's [[IconicOutfit something else.]][[/note]] TropeMaker is probably Creator/CharlieChaplin, who did it first in his classic ''Film/TheGoldRush'' (1925).
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Out of all the unusual things that someone can eat, shoes tend to be the most popular choice in fiction. Probably because they are the type of clothing one misses the least. Also, they tend to be made of leather (which resembles food the most out anything else you'll ever wear).[[note]]Unless, of course you happen to be Music/LadyGaga. Then it's [[IconicOutfit something else.]][[/note]] TropeMaker is probably Creator/CharlieChaplin, who did it first in his classic ''Film/TheGoldRush'' (1925).
(1925). A subtrope of PovertyFood.
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''To find that [[MarshmallowDream his dream had come true]]"''
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-->--'''Gary''' ([[Recap/SpongebobSquarepantsS1E15SleepyTimeSuds in his dreams]]), ''WesternAnimation/{{SpongeBob SquarePants}}''
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* Dogs chewing on shoes is TruthInTelevision, of course.
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* In ''Literature/GhostStory'', ghostly Harry rushes back into the Corpsetaker's lair to stop her from [[spoiler: eating all the Lecter Specters so as to grow more powerful]], and arrives just in time to see her gulp down one of the child-ghosts' shoes.
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** One of the wizards mentioned having to eat boots in desperation when, as a student, he and some classmates undertook an expedition to find the UU Library's legendary Lost Reading Room. They didn't find it, but they ''did'' find the remains of the previous year's expedition ... and ate ''their'' boots, too.
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* In ''Discworld/{{Hogfather}}'' the manager of the restaurant in Ankh-Morpork, a former chef, is able to make meals out of mud and old boots (after Death steals his food stocks to feed the beggars) by a combination of skill and 'headology' (people will eat anything in a fancy restaurant if the menu is in French... Er, Quirmian). In ''Nanny Ogg's Cookbook'' it's noted that mud and old boots-based cuisine eventually caught on across the city's posh restaurants. You don't carry [[IndestructibleEdible Dwarf Bread]] to eat. You carry it so that your shoes taste better by comparison.
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* In ''Discworld/{{Hogfather}}'' the manager of the restaurant in Ankh-Morpork, a former chef, is able to make meals out of mud and old boots (after Death steals his food stocks to feed the beggars) by a combination of skill and 'headology' (people will eat anything in a fancy restaurant if the menu is in French... Er, Quirmian). In ''Nanny Ogg's Cookbook'' it's noted that mud and old boots-based cuisine eventually caught on across the city's posh restaurants. You
** Also, you don't carry [[IndestructibleEdible Dwarf Bread]] to eat. You carry it so that your shoes taste better by comparison. And if you've run out of those, your own feet.
** Also, you don't carry [[IndestructibleEdible Dwarf Bread]] to eat. You carry it so that your shoes taste better by comparison. And if you've run out of those, your own feet.
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* ''Film/TheGoldRush'': Creator/CharlieChaplin and Big Jim, the man he's rooming with at an isolated cabin, are so starved that they start eating one of Chaplin's shoes. It seems to taste to him very well by the way, in fact it TastesLikeChicken. Fun fact: The shoe was made out of licorice. They shot so many takes, that Chaplin had to be rushed to the hospital for an insulin shot.
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* ''Film/TheGoldRush'': Creator/CharlieChaplin and Big Jim, the man he's rooming with at an isolated cabin, are so starved that they start eating one of Chaplin's shoes. It seems to taste to him very well well, by the way, in fact it TastesLikeChicken. Fun fact: The shoe was made out of licorice. They shot so many takes, takes that Chaplin had to be rushed to the hospital for an insulin shot.
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moved Herzog\'s story to \"Real Life\" section
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* German film director Creator/WernerHerzog literally ate one of his shoes because he lost a bet. He swore that he would eat his shoe if Errol Morris ever completed the film ''GatesOfHeaven''. When Morris did Herzorg took the opportunity to let film director Les Blank film his activity, which was named ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin: ''Werner Herzog Eats His Shoe'' (1980). If you're wondering, he boiled it with onions first.
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* Film director Creator/WernerHerzog once made a wager with then-aspiring filmmaker Creator/ErrolMorris that if Morris completed his first documentary "Gates of Heaven", Herzog would eat his shoe. When the film premiered in Berkeley, Herzog made a public spectacle of having his shoe boiled in a garlic broth at a nearby restaurant and consuming all but the sole, saying "one does not eat the bones of the chicken." Fellow filmmaker Les Blank covered the event for the short film [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin "Werner Herzog Eats His Shoe".]]
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* Film German film director Creator/WernerHerzog once made a wager with then-aspiring filmmaker Creator/ErrolMorris his friend, documentarian Creator/ErrolMorris, promising that he would eat his shoe if Morris ever completed his first documentary "Gates of Heaven", full-length film ''GatesOfHeaven''. When Morris did, Herzog would eat his shoe. When used the film premiered in Berkeley, Herzog made a public spectacle of having his shoe boiled in a garlic broth wager to raise publicity and dined on the footwear at a nearby local restaurant and consuming all but after the sole, saying "one does not eat the bones of the chicken." Fellow filmmaker premiere. Another filmmaker, Les Blank covered Blank, recorded the event for the short film [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin "Werner ''Werner Herzog Eats His Shoe".]]Shoe''.]]
** If you're wondering, he boiled it with soup stock and garlic first. He didn't eat the sole, saying "One does not eat the bones of the chicken."
** If you're wondering, he boiled it with soup stock and garlic first. He didn't eat the sole, saying "One does not eat the bones of the chicken."
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* Film director Creator/WernerHerzog once literally ate his shoe because he lost a bet. Les Blank made it into the short documentary "Werner Herzog Eats His Shoe" (1980).
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* Film director Creator/WernerHerzog once literally ate his shoe because he lost a bet. Les Blank made it into the short a wager with then-aspiring filmmaker Creator/ErrolMorris that if Morris completed his first documentary "Gates of Heaven", Herzog would eat his shoe. When the film premiered in Berkeley, Herzog made a public spectacle of having his shoe boiled in a garlic broth at a nearby restaurant and consuming all but the sole, saying "one does not eat the bones of the chicken." Fellow filmmaker Les Blank covered the event for the short film [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin "Werner Herzog Eats His Shoe" (1980).Shoe".]]
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-->--'''???''', ''WesternAnimation/{{SpongeBob SquarePants}}''
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Thought I put quotes in there...
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-->[[{{SpongeBob SquarePants}} There once was a man from Peru]],
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I hope this isn\'t just an urban legend.
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* ''Film/TheGoldRush'': Creator/CharlieChaplin and Big Jim, the man he's rooming with at an isolated cabin, are so starved that they start eating one of Chaplin's shoes. It seems to taste to him very well by the way, in fact it TastesLikeChicken. Fun fact: The shoe was made out of licorice. They shot so many takes, that Chaplin got an upset stomach.
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* ''Film/TheGoldRush'': Creator/CharlieChaplin and Big Jim, the man he's rooming with at an isolated cabin, are so starved that they start eating one of Chaplin's shoes. It seems to taste to him very well by the way, in fact it TastesLikeChicken. Fun fact: The shoe was made out of licorice. They shot so many takes, that Chaplin got had to be rushed to the hospital for an upset stomach.insulin shot.
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* Supposedly Mao Zedong had to resort to this at one point during the revolution days. He survived, so it at the very least kept him from starving.
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* "Mr. Green Genes" from Music/FrankZappa's album ''Music/UncleMeat''.
--> ''Eat your shoes''
--> ''Don't forget the strings''
--> ''And socks''
--> ''Even eat the box''
--> ''You've bought 'em in''
--> ''You can eat the truck''
--> ''That brought 'em in''
* "Mr. Green Genes" from Music/FrankZappa's album ''Music/UncleMeat''.
--> ''Eat your shoes''
--> ''Don't forget the strings''
--> ''And socks''
--> ''Even eat the box''
--> ''You've bought 'em in''
--> ''You can eat the truck''
--> ''That brought 'em in''
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* ''Film/TheGoldRush'': Creator/Charlie Chaplin and Big Jim, the man he's rooming with at an isolated cabin, are so starved that they start eating one of Chaplin's shoes. It seems to taste to him very well by the way, in fact it TastesLikeChicken. Fun fact: The shoe was made out of licorice. They shot so many takes, that Chaplin got an upset stomach.
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* ''Film/TheGoldRush'': Creator/Charlie Chaplin Creator/CharlieChaplin and Big Jim, the man he's rooming with at an isolated cabin, are so starved that they start eating one of Chaplin's shoes. It seems to taste to him very well by the way, in fact it TastesLikeChicken. Fun fact: The shoe was made out of licorice. They shot so many takes, that Chaplin got an upset stomach.
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* ''Film/TheGoldRush'': Charlie Chaplin and Big Jim, the man he's rooming with at an isolated cabin, are so starved that they start eating one of Chaplin's shoes. It seems to taste to him very well by the way, in fact it TastesLikeChicken. Fun fact: The shoe was made out of licorice. They shot so many takes, that Chaplin got an upset stomach.
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* ''Film/TheGoldRush'': Charlie Creator/Charlie Chaplin and Big Jim, the man he's rooming with at an isolated cabin, are so starved that they start eating one of Chaplin's shoes. It seems to taste to him very well by the way, in fact it TastesLikeChicken. Fun fact: The shoe was made out of licorice. They shot so many takes, that Chaplin got an upset stomach.
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* In JanSvankmajer's short film "Food" two customers wait in vain until a waiter comes to take their order. They start eating everything in sight, including their shoes.
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* In JanSvankmajer's Creator/JanSvankmajer's short film "Food" two customers wait in vain until a waiter comes to take their order. They start eating everything in sight, including their shoes.
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* German film director Creator/WernerHerzog literally ate one of his shoes because he lost a bet. He swore that he would eat his shoe if Errol Morris ever completed the film ''GatesOfHeaven''. When Morris did Herzorg took the opportunity to let film director Les Blank film his activity, which was named ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin: "Werner Herzog Eats His Shoe" (1980). If you're wondering, he boiled it with onions first.
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* German film director Creator/WernerHerzog literally ate one of his shoes because he lost a bet. He swore that he would eat his shoe if Errol Morris ever completed the film ''GatesOfHeaven''. When Morris did Herzorg took the opportunity to let film director Les Blank film his activity, which was named ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin: "Werner ''Werner Herzog Eats His Shoe" Shoe'' (1980). If you're wondering, he boiled it with onions first.
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* In "CannibalTheMusical" the characters also start eating their shoes before eating each other.
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* In "CannibalTheMusical" ''Film/CannibalTheMusical'' the characters also start eating their shoes before eating each other.
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* In The Milagro Beanfield War, Joe remarks about how he and his family are "tired of eating stewed tennis shoes instead of meat."
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* In The Milagro Beanfield War, ''TheMilagroBeanfieldWar'', Joe remarks about how he and his family are "tired of eating stewed tennis shoes instead of meat."
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* TheSimpsons: In one scene in "Brother Can You Spare Two Dimes?" Herb Powell is talking to his fellow beggars sitting around a fire. One of them is Charlie Chaplin eating his own shoe.
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* During his first descent of the Amazon River, Franicisco de Orellana and his crew were starving and a combination of sickness and hostile natives prevented them from landing to forage for food, so they were reduced to boiling and eating their boots.
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* German film director Creator/WernerHerzog literally ate one of his shoes because he lost a bet. He swore that he would eat his shoe if Errol Morris ever completed the film ''GatesOfHeaven''. When Morris did Herzorg took the opportunity to let film director Les Blank film his activity, which was named ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin: "Werner Herzog Eats His Shoe" (1980).
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* German film director Creator/WernerHerzog literally ate one of his shoes because he lost a bet. He swore that he would eat his shoe if Errol Morris ever completed the film ''GatesOfHeaven''. When Morris did Herzorg took the opportunity to let film director Les Blank film his activity, which was named ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin: "Werner Herzog Eats His Shoe" (1980). If you're wondering, he boiled it with onions first.
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I thought that was the trope name. Though \"Fillet Of Sole\" wouldn\'t be entirely unfitting for THIS trope...
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* In ''VideoGame/TheSims2'', an unlucky fisherman can catch FilletOfSole, and actually cook with it (though no Sim will enjoy eating the results.)
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* In ''VideoGame/TheSims2'', an unlucky fisherman can catch FilletOfSole, wind up FishingForSole, and actually cook with it (though no Sim will enjoy eating the results.)
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* In ''VideoGame/TheSims2'', an unlucky fisherman can catch FilletOfSole, and actually cook with it (though no Sim will enjoy eating the results.)
* In ''VideoGame/TheSims2'', an unlucky fisherman can catch FilletOfSole, and actually cook with it (though no Sim will enjoy eating the results.)
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* Film director WernerHerzog once literally ate his shoe because he lost a bet. Les Blank made it into the short documentary "Werner Herzog Eats His Shoe" (1980).
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* Film director WernerHerzog Creator/WernerHerzog once literally ate his shoe because he lost a bet. Les Blank made it into the short documentary "Werner Herzog Eats His Shoe" (1980).
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* TheSimpsons: In one scene in "Brother Can You Spare Two Dimes?" Herb Powell is talking to his fellow beggars sitting around a fire. One of them is Charlie Chaplin eating his own shoe. Les Blank made it into the short documentary "Werner Herzog Eats His Shoe" (1980).
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* TheSimpsons: In one scene in "Brother Can You Spare Two Dimes?" Herb Powell is talking to his fellow beggars sitting around a fire. One of them is Charlie Chaplin eating his own shoe. Les Blank made it into the short documentary "Werner Herzog Eats His Shoe" (1980).\n
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* Film director WernerHerzog once literally ate his shoe because he lost a bet. Les Blank made it into the short documentary "Werner Herzog Eats His Shoe" (1980).