The titular French dish featured in the Pixar animation Ratatouille (2007) plays a pivotal role in the movie, enticing an emotional experience for an antagonist of the story - Anton Ego, the cold and judicious food critic. With its earnest message "anyone can cook", Ratatouille continues to tug on the heartstrings of viewers old and young, and make our mouths water with vivid clips of delicious food. Try out the star dish for yourself at (the aptly named) Alter Ego, and rest assured your ratatouille will come from a talented, human chef.

In the childhood comedy Matilda (1996), co-produced and directed by Danny DeVito based on the eponymous novel by Roald Dahl, Bruce Bogtrotter was caught red-handed stealing a slice of decadent, irresistible chocolate cake - who could blame him? Fudgy, moist, and most importantly, undeniably chocolatey, this chocolate caramel cake from Manila House definitely tempts a stolen bite or two. As one of their long-time best-sellers, it's an infallible choice indeed. Don't worry, you won't have to finish the entire cake on your own (but we can't blame you if you do).

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Taking it back even further, Disney's 1955 classic Lady and the Tramp follows the unexpected romance between an American Cocker Spaniel called Lady and a stray mixed-breed nicknamed Tramp. Throughout the heartwarming narrative, one scene remains its most memorable: the pups share a bowl of spaghetti and meatballs at an intimate Italian bistro, as the chef serenades 'Bella Notte' in the background. Order the bucatini and meatballs from Wildflour and recreate the romantic moment yourself - now all you need are some candles, a checkered tablecloth, and a willing partner.

First mentioned in the series' fourth movie Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (2007) and finally making its film adaptation debut in Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (2009), butterbeer instantly became a sought-after item. The fictional brew inspired countless beverages across the planet, including booze-filled concoctions and even secret menu drinks at popular coffeehouse chains. If you've been itching to get your hands on some local butterbeer, you're in luck. Check out the butter brew from bubble tea brand Babi Boba and make it your own with their range of mix-ins, or take home some of Stanford Shaw's butterbeer and top it off with some ice cream for a creamy caramel indulgence.

See also: 14 Philippine Craft Beers And Where To Buy Them

Between the aglio e olio seductively presented for Scarlett Johansson, the contentious chocolate lava cake, and many more ogle-worthy food scenes, the portfolio of dishes showcased in Jon Favreau's Chef (2014) is as artful as it is generous. The Cubano certainly plays one of the biggest roles in the movie, opening up an exciting yet nerve-wracking culinary path for the lead character. See just how life-changing this pork-filled grilled cheese sandwich can really be and try out the Cubano sandwich from Elbert's Cheesesteak & Sandwiches.

See also: Where To Order Sandwiches: Check Out These 15 Restaurants

Food-related or otherwise, the reuben scene from When Harry Met Sally (1989) is still among the most quotable, recognisable clips from film. The scene places Meg Ryan and Billy Crystal in the legendary Katz's Deli, after all. Want to have what she's having? Head on over to Deli by Chele's website and order their triple pastrami sandwich buildbox, so you can assemble and warm up the sandwich yourself for unmatched freshness (and audibly enjoy your creation in the comforts of your own home).

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