
This Guy Threw A Dinner Party With Only Food That Appeared On 'The Simpsons'
By Aimee LutkinOct. 3 2018, Updated 6:43 p.m. ET
A writer named Tristin Hopper gleefully outed himself as a Simpsons-mega nerd when he shared his incredible dinner party on Twitter. Every item he served was from an episode of The Simpsons, and since most of the food items referred to on that show are jokes, it made for a very weird meal. Some might even say an inedible meal?
In what may be the greatest idea I've ever had, I successfully pulled off an all-Simpsons-themed dinner party. pic.twitter.com/lxecwbst9D
— Tristin Hopper (@TristinHopper) March 25, 2018
For example, there were 64 slices of American cheese. Simple enough.

Then there was this meticulously cut sandwich named after Krusty the Clown, which is 9/10ths pig products: ham, sausage, bacon and a smear of mayonnaise.

Next, we have this bag of irregular Oreos. (Editor's note: I hope he only took the damaged Oreos from the box and didn't laboriously break them apart.)

Even though this isn't food you would necessarily really enjoy eating, one must admit there were at least several courses of it.
— Tristin Hopper (@TristinHopper) March 25, 2018
Nachos, Flanders style! That's just cucumbers with cottage cheese. Do you think anyone touched these? That photo alone is making me feel pretty unpleasant.

Nuts and gum, together at last.
I've gone my entire life in search of these!

Paul McCartney's really ripping lentil soup is actually a dish I'm curious about. What makes it Paul McCartney's? And what makes it "ripping"?

If all of this food is making you thirsty, don't despair. There's a watered-down orange drink:

And don't think you'd leave Tristin's dinner party without, at least, trying this dessert:
— Tristin Hopper (@TristinHopper) March 25, 2018
Marge's happy crackers:

And some Red Tick Beer. No Duff.

Though unappetizing, it is still all pretty incredible. But people still noticed a few missing items from The Simpsons' long, long history:
No Steamed hams?! pic.twitter.com/KXFXqBQNM6
— J.Rochester (@J_Rochester) March 26, 2018
No crab juice?
— Bankiesguy (@bankiesguy) March 25, 2018
There was Mountain Dew.
— Tristin Hopper (@TristinHopper) March 25, 2018
Blech! Gimme the crab juice!
— Willem Wallinga (@Willem_Wallinga) March 26, 2018
Where’s the salad?
— Scott Cameron (@twitscotty) March 25, 2018
You don't win friends with salad.
— Tristin Hopper (@TristinHopper) March 25, 2018
— Sarah Rose Mathison (@PurBldPrincess) March 26, 2018
What about the gazpacho?! Tomato soup served ice cold!
— Ben Eisen (@benkerteisen) March 25, 2018
I'll go back to Russia now.
No Neapolitan ice cream? https://t.co/uaUZwdABVf
— Joel Wood (@JoelWWood) March 25, 2018
No Flaming Moe? pic.twitter.com/u8aSnbxtF3
— Amelia Deschamps 💐 (@amelinda4ever) March 26, 2018
A gummi Venus di Milo would have been a nice touch for desert.
— Pat Cahill (@champagne_patty) March 25, 2018
No frogurt for dessert?
— Patrick Foster (@fosterpcl) March 26, 2018
The frogurt was cursed.
— Tristin Hopper (@TristinHopper) March 26, 2018
For the next one have some kafta bi sanya and labna to dip it. Get it from two guys from Kabul pic.twitter.com/Vgw9Twu1BS
— Juan C. Tellechea (@jctelle) March 27, 2018
There are still so many more...
Amazing. And still so many more possibilities for a follow-up dinner! Firehouse Ned’s five-alarm chilli (only 2, 2.5 tops), the good morning burger, Marge’s delicious boiled celery, (this year give her) English muffins, partially gelatinated, nondairy, gum-based beverages...
— Allison Jones (@allisonjones_cp) March 25, 2018
The Simpsons could inspire disgusting dinner parties for years and years to come. That's why it's classic television.