Fictional Foods And Drinks You Can Make At Home

Maybe you can’t slip away into your favorite fictional worlds, but these foods might help you pretend it's possible.

Harry Potter’s Butterbeer

Food Network / Via foodnetwork.com

It may not be the official Universal Studios variety, but this adaptation looks just as good.

Portal Cake

Via geekychef.com

Cocoa and cherry liqueur make this cake droolworthy. Get the recipe here. (Obligatory “this cake is not a lie,” etc. etc.)

Pokemon PokePuffs

Via cakeisnotalie.net

They’re a fairly recent addition to the Pokemon games, but these cute PokePuffs are too good to pass up!

SpongeBob's Krabby Patty

Via food.com

As it turns out, the Krabby Patty recipe isn’t so secret, but this food is still worth a try. Check out the recipe!

Futurama Slurm

Via theinfosphere.org

You did want a drink that comes from a giant worm, didn’t you? Of course you did.

Adventure Time Bacon Pancakes

Via geekychef.com

Okay, it's a kid's show, so the recipe is pretty simple. Of course, if you want to go adult with some maple bourbon butter sauce, no one's stopping you.

Pan Galactic Gargle Blaster from Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy

Via geekychef.com

Douglas Adams has stated that a number of treaties (and laws of physics) prevent this drink from being made on Earth. So maybe keep the recipe to yourself.

Skyrim’s Sweet Rolls

Via geekychef.com

Don't leave these lying around. I hear people might steal them. Recipe here.

Yeto’s Soup from Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess

Via gourmetgaming.co.uk

An eight-heart restorative soup? This might be something to keep on hand—just in case.

Lembas Bread from Lord of the Rings

Via veggietorials.com

Substitute the greens for a little extra athelas, and this recipe might heal your wounds AND fill a grown man for a full day.

Romulan Ale from Star Trek

Via google.com

This potent beverage is said to cause killer hangovers, so drink responsibly.