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Suppose some animal, or child, or any other character doesn't want to eat what they're being fed; how will you get that food in them, without resorting to Force Feeding? Why, you feed by example, of course! Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_mobile_ad_1'); })This is often done to imply that the character in question either didn't trust the food, or in the case of the Picky Eater, just might not expect it to taste good, wherein seeing someone else eat the same thing was enough to change their mind. Of course, part of the problem with this is that just because some food is good for one creature doesn't mean it will be good for another; among those who take this into account even this approach might not be enough to convince them. Another variation on this trope would be "so good, the taster eats everything." This is used more in commercials, where a parent might eat the whole jar of baby food instead of serving the child as they started. |
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And in a Hi and Lois strip, Lois demonstrates how to eat with a spoon when the baby tries to put the food in her ear. Then the baby demonstrates she has learned - by putting the spoon in Lois' mouth! | |
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In one Lamb Chop's Play-Along sketch, Shari does this to encourage Baby Lamb Chop to eat her vegetables. Lamb Chop keeps saying "Show me more!" until Shari unwittingly eats all the veggies, then claims that since Shari said she could have dessert when the plate of veggies was empty, she can have dessert now. Shari tries to turn the tables by saying that since she ate the veggies, she gets the ice cream, but when she lets Lamb Chop have one lick, Lamb Chop uses that one lick to slurp up the whole scoop. | |
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House: Dr. House uses a similar tactic to get a low-functioning autistic kid to put on an oxygen mask. He refers to it as "eating the yellow berries". | |
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The Simpsons: Homer ends up doing the "taster eats it all" variant with Maggie's food. When he finishes it off, the camera reveals about a dozen other empty jars he'd already eaten offscreen. Similar example came from Bart trying to get a cow to eat grass. He eventually started hogging all the grass. |
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In an early episode of Full House, Jessie and Joey have a difficult time feeding Michelle, with Joey at one point shoving the spoon in Jessie's mouth. Jessie grimaces as the baby food tastes terrible, but Joey tells him to smile as he swallows it as Michelle was watching. | |
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In one Baby Blues strip, Darryl tries to get Zoe to eat her baby food by tasting it. After taking a moment to sample it, he starts eating out of the jar and gives Zoe his hamburger. | |
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Max and Ruby: In "Max's Breakfast", Ruby tries eating some of the egg to show Max that it is good. However, she ends up eating it all. | |
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Free Willy has a variant of this. Jesse tries throwing Willy the fish and it doesn't work, so he holds it up and pantomimes eating it. This leads to him eventually realizing Willy wants him to put the fish right into his mouth. | |
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In some versions of "Snow White", the wicked queen has poisoned only half of the apple, and to show Snow White that it is perfectly safe to eat, takes a bite from the side without the poison. | |
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An episode of The Flintstones has Wilma telling Fred to help Pebbles eat her mush, since she says that "she always eats it when he's around". Naturally, the "taster eats it all" routine ensues. | |
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Malcolm in the Middle: Dewey is given the task of feeding a very reluctant Jamie. To get him to eat, he eats a spoonful of the baby food. As it happens, baby food is apparently delicious, and Dewey spends the rest of the episode eating tons of baby food, along with wearing a onesy and diapers... | |
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Tintin and the Picaros: When Calculus is spotted slipping something into the rebel's grub (anti-alcoholism pills), the rebels refuse to eat it, since you never know what kind of chemicals were in the pills. They're convinced when Snowy (after some convincing) chows down. | |
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In Hellboy, Professor Trevor Bruttenholm tries to coax baby Hellboy to him with a Baby Ruth candy bar. He takes a bite first to show Hellboy that it's food and offers him the rest. Hellboy accepts the bar and by extension the Professor. | |
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In Final Fantasy V, one of the protagonists ate dragon-grass (which is poisonous to humans) to encourage an injured dragon to eat it (to heal the dragon's injuries). | |
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My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic: In "A Bird in the Hoof", Fluttershy put her mouth into a soup bowl, pretending to sip it so that Philomena would do so as well. It doesn't work. Pinkie Pie tries this on Pound Cake and Pumpkin Cake in "Baby Cakes". |
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In Dolphin Tale, wherein all the more qualified aquatic life hospital employees don't know how to convince Winter to drink from the bottle she needs to drink from, newcomer Sawyer comes up with the idea to drink from it himself in front of her. As seen in the page image, it works. | |
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An animal variation happened in one episode of Doug. Doug was watching Roger's cat, Stinky, and at one point tried to feed the cat the diet cat food Roger gave him, but Stinky didn't like it. Doug tried to show Stinky it was good by taking a bit himself, but ended up turning green and racing to the bathroom. | |
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Golden Kamuy: In a running gag, Sugimoto repeatedly tries to demonstrate to his companion Asirpa that the miso he carries is not, in fact, 'osoma' (poop) by eating it. Asirpa responds with either disgust or simply mocking him for eating poop. | |
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