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From the screens to your kitchen

Htet Thinzar Nwe
Published on 2026-09-16 01:44:00
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From the screens to your kitchen

There’s something about food in movies or a television show that makes it look so much better than anything in your kitchen or something you could make yourself.

Maybe it’s the camera angle, or simply that the food is fake and made to draw us in. Or maybe it’s because it’s a cartoon and no food has ever quite looked like that in real life. Either way, it all just makes you want it so much more.

Luckily, you don’t need to live in the films to be able to have the foods they do, since you could easily recreate them at home. They may not look identical to what you see on the screen, but they’ll definitely taste good.

Personally, I have a few movie meals that I have always wanted to try.

“The Princess and the Frog” is a movie surrounded by food, especially because it’s set in Louisiana, where food is a deep-rooted part of the culture. The whole premise of the story is that Princess Tiana wants to open up her own restaurant, but has to work her way toward that dream to make her dad proud.

The movie opens with a young Tiana and her dad making gumbo, a Louisiana staple. She goes around and shares it with her neighbors, which really emphasizes the connection food has to the movie and the st...

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