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At the end of "Ratatouille", Remy creates his own take on the film's namesake dish serves it to Ego. Even after it is revealed to him that Remy was actually the chef, he leaves a glowing review. The restaurant shuts down because of rats, but we do see the happy ending Remy deserves in him getting his own restaurant.

Did anyone else's mouth used to water when the kids came upon the giant oatmeal cookie and started to devour it? This scene had to be every sweet tooth's dream!

In "The Godfather" Clemenza, who is Don Corleone's right hand man, teaches Michael to create his classic red sauce. This scene is important because there is the understanding that Michael will one day be in charge of the family.

During Harry's inaugural train ride to Hogwart's, everything is a surprise. Add magical hopping chocolate frogs into the mix, and we're sure nothing was making much sense to him!

It is likely hard to pick a favorite scene from "Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory," but our money is on most fans picking the scene when Charlie and Uncle Joe drink the Fizzy Lifting Drinks that are made of "old ginger ale, ginger pop, ginger beer, beer bubbles, bubbleade, bubblecola, double cola, double-bubble-burple-cola, and all the crazy carbonated stuff that tickles your nose."

Who can forget the scene where Zoolander's model friends try to cheer him up with Orange Mocha Frappucinos, a drive around town, and eventually, a gasoline fight? Unfortunately, all the friends perish in the "freak gasoline fight accident." Tragic, yet still hilarious.

Really, Buddy puts syrup on everything, but it is his first encounter with spaghetti that we will always remember. Let's not forget either, the four main food groups: candy, candy canes, candy corns and syrup!

Tony and Joe are the proprietors of the restaurant where our two little love birds go and share their spaghetti date kiss. Tony's restaurant actually makes an appearance in the sequel, too!

"Marie Antoinette," if anything, was a visually stunning piece of film, even if it didn't totally get the facts straight about her story. Still, the delightfully bright and pretty treats we see throughout were created by the French bakery Maison Ladurée, which can be found in New York City.

One of many classic scenes in "Home Alone" shows us just how clever little Kevin McCallister really is. Using the audio from a violent film he is watching, he convinces the pizza delivery guy that he is actually being shot at.

"Harold & Kumar" remains a cult classic with its take on the "two friends surmounting bizarre challenges" trope in order to get what they want. We have to wonder what would have happened if that had just gone to Hot Dog Heaven with Rosenberg and Goldstein.

Women everywhere had to appreciate Disney finally showing us a heroine who also wakes up exhausted and disheveled in the morning. What's even better is that she has a friend there to lift her up with a happy breakfast, which he also even helps feed to her!

Yes, this iconic scene in "A Christmas Story" hasn't exactly aged well, with the rather offensive take on the Chinese accent, but nonetheless it is still iconic. Who else loved how Ralphie's mom reacted when the duck's head was chopped off?

While Pooh knows how letters sound, he isn't the greatest speller. He himself describes his spelling abilities as "wobbly", because he can't put the letters in the right place. Cute!

Surely, every child who was a chocolate fiend wanted to be Bruce Bogtrotter as they watched this scene, even if it was a punishment forced upon him by Miss Trunchbull.

The Pizza Planet truck alone became iconic in this film, with people everywhere wanting to block out the letters on their Toyotas so they, too, would say "Yo." The truck makes appearances throughout Pixar films like "The Incredibles".

As arguably one of the best mob movies of all time, just about anyone who loves film can recall the scene where we see our Goodfellas enjoying pasta, cooked with "garlic sliced so thin with a razor blade that it would liquefy in the pan with just a little oil", lobster, steak, wine, and scotch from the comforts of their "cells" in prison.

We first see Dodger come up to Oliver as he is trying to snag a string of sausages from a hot dog vendor cart, at which point Dodger offers his help. Together, they distract the vendor and abscond with their food, wrapped around Dodger's neck.

These jelly beans are the real deal! And you can actually buy Bertie Botts Every Flavor Jelly Beans now too. Just like Harry and the gang, we can all try out flavors like black pepper, cinnamon, marshmallow, tutti-frutti, and some of the interesting ones like soap, grass, ear wax and vomit.

Nothing like having a light-hearted debate over whether women fake orgasms or not over a tasty pastrami and rye at New York's beloved Katz's Delicatessen. Meg Ryan definitely gave quite the performance!

"Tampopo Ramen" is an amusing Japanese film that brought together humor, a love for food and an interesting scene with an egg yolk being shared between a couple. While it shows all of us the art of making noodle soup, it also provides us with a variety of ways food really enhances our lives.

No one has ever made porridge look as delectable to eat as Beast does in "Beauty and the Beast," While it is a funny scene at first, it is truly endearing as we see him attempt to enjoy his breakfast properly.

For those who have not had it before, Turkish Delight, or lokum, is a treat based on a gel of sugar or starch. It can be made in a variety of ways, ranging from pistachios, hazelnuts, bergamot, orange or rosewater.

The "Martin and Lewis" vanilla shake Mia orders may have been a bit pricey, but even Vincent Vega agrees that it is worth its price when he says, "G****mn, that's a pretty f****** good milkshake."

While trapped in their car by Bigfoot, Goofy and Max share a can of alphabet soup. Eventually, Max takes a final sip and hands the empty can to Goofy, with the letters at the bottom reading, "Hi Dad." This reminds Goofy of when Max was a kid and did the same thing; Goofy cries as he watches Max fall asleep.

Lembas is a special bread introduced by the Elves, which when left unbroken and kept in leaf wrappings can stay fresh for months. Obviously, this is perfect for Frodo and Sam as they embark on their incredibly long journey.

Flora, Fauna and Merryweather only wanted to give Aurora the most beautiful cake! What is enjoyable in the end is that they do give her what they always wanted to, even if it does keep changing between pink and blue.

Even the biggest egg fans surely struggled watching Rocky gulp down not one, not two, but five raw eggs before his iconic Philly training runs. One has to wonder who else out there really does this?

The Eat Me cookies, while at first are a fun idea, are actually incredibly useful to Alice as she navigates Wonderland. They always seem to appear at just the right time when she's stuck!

Daffy and inappropriate relatives are hard enough around the holidays, but having your dinner ruined with an incredibly dry turkey (that basically explodes open once it's cut) might send just about anyone over the edge!

Even the most adventurous eaters may want to stay away from this one. Pixy Stix and Cap'n Crunch may be delightful on their own, but smashed between two pieces of bread is another thing.

While in "Snow White" the poisoned apple puts Snow White into a death-like sleep, the poisoned apple has been seen in other folktales and mythologies, where it symbolizes immortality, temptation and knowledge.

Not only was the dinner scene in "Hook" made of our dinner and dessert dreams, but it is followed by the biggest food fight of our dreams. Who else wants to recreate this with some Cool Whip and food coloring?

In the film "Chocolat," Vianne wins over the entire community in her new conservative town in rural France with her chocolate recipes that allow them to give in to their deepest desires. One of her biggest hits is her sensual hot chocolate.

Bubba was so inspiring in his shrimp-cooking abilities that actual restaurants by his name have opened up since "Forrest Gump" came out. Let's remind ourselves of the various ways he can cook it: barbecue it, boil it, broil it, bake it, saute it. Shrimp creole, shrimp gumbo, pan-fried shrimp, stir-fried shrimp-- sounds good!

Lucas Jackson, played by Paul Newman, earns his fellow inmates' respect by scarfing down 50 hard-boiled eggs in "Cool Hand Luke." In this scene, after he's done the unimaginable, one prisoner describes his stomach as, "like a ripe watermelon that's about to bust itself open."

We had to include this one! No matter what generation you're from, there's no way you do not know the infamous scene with Jim and the apple pie. What's better is Jim's dad's response in telling him that they'll just tell Jim's mom they ate it.

This "street rat" obviously outsmarts the armed men who chase him through the market and surrounding area and gets away with his bread, but one has to wonder what type of police would put this sort of effort into catching a bread thief?

"Run, run as fast as you can. You can't catch me, I'm the Gingerbread Man!" While "Shrek" was undoubtedly a comedy, this is definitely a rather dark scene where we see Lord Farquaad crumble Gingerbread Man's leg before threatening to take one of his gum drop buttons.

Baby Ruuuuttthhhhh! Sloth and Chunk bond over their shared love of the chocolaty goodness that is this candy bar. A forever friendship is formed when Chunk tries to toss Sloth one, and he breaks his chains in order to get to it after it hits him in the face.