21 movies and TV shows with the best food moments

Even those who can’t have cheese have dreamed about dining with mutants on that New York pizza in the sewer.

That poor, poor pie.

Perhaps the secret to Kevin’s chili had nothing to do with the onions and everything to do with the fact that it had carpet in it.

Kevin McCallister lived the fantasy of most kids, but anyone at any age admires that larger-than-life ice cream sundae he dines on.

A Food Network-level dining experience.

Telling someone they can’t have soup only makes them want it more.

Forever the most romantic kiss to ever occur over pasta.

Everyone remembers the jewelry case, but can we take a second to appreciate when Vivian can’t quite handle a fancy dinner?

The Golden Girls taught the world that every late-night conversation should be had over a slice of cheesecake.

How many people have watched that scene in Matilda and thought, 'Well, I could finish that?’

Plankton is right. The world needs the recipe for those Krabby Patties.

I Love Lucy remains one of the greatest television shows of all time, and because of that, it has some of the most notable scenes. One of the most revered is when Lucy and her BFF Ethel have a chaotic moment involving a conveyor belt and chocolate.

Dinner and a show. Only it would feel weird to dine on plates that were just in the production.

Visiting Willy Wonka's factory is a fantasy many have, only minus the whole dying on the tour thing. Many could do without that.

Eggos hadn’t had a moment since the ‘90s, but leave it to Stranger Things to make the quick breakfast treat relevant again.

Someone give the animators of A Goofy Movie a special award for making the pizza in that movie look that good!

Like the kiss in Lady and the Tramp, it’s the romance of the scene that makes the food look that much better.

When The Bear is all said and done, one of the things many will remember most — other than the anxiety its holiday episode in its second season caused — is the scrambled eggs from that same season.

There may not be another food scene in cinema that has caused entire audiences to both cheer and almost upchuck quite like the infamous pie scene in The Help.

Kazaam wasn’t the greatest movie from the ‘90s, but the scene where Shaquille O’Neal made a wish come true that made snacks fall from the sky? That was pretty cool.

Mrs. Doubtfire has a lot of food moments from the hello! pie to when the titular character sets her chest on fire in the restaurant scene, but who doesn’t love it when the nanny pitches a fruit at the back of the head of the man trying to woo his ex?