
Over the past 20 years, the world revolving around 742 Evergreen Terrace has played home to a slew of hilariously ridiculous fake products. Though I could never name them all, here are 14 of the most awesome fake Simpsons products of all time:
Uncle Jim’s Country Fillin
The episode in which Homer purposely gains weight to go on disability was a goldmine for fake grocery store items. Uncle Jim’s Country Fillin is the topper to a montage scene of Bart and Homer piling calorie-heavy food items into their grocery cart. As the packaging says, “just Squeeze-n-Swallow.”

Chippos – potato chips with a hippopotamus mascot – have made an appearance in several episodes. Of all the products on this list, Chippos have most affected me – I use the term as an interchangeable catch-all when referring to any kind of real-word potato chip. I.E. instead of saying “we’re out of chips,” I might say “we’re out of Chippos.” (pretty cool, right?).

Professor Frink’s wacky inventions have always been a good source of humor. One of my favorites is the entirely practical hamburger earmuffs. Other Frink inventions include the sarcasm detector, runaway house, mood pants and radio-controlled airplane for babies.

Another food item from Homer’s disability episode. In the DVD commentary, viewers are informed that the writers imagined this product to be nothing but the white cream filling from Oreos.

Along with school lunches made from recycled gym mats (“there’s very little meat in these gym mats”), the Springfield kids get to wash it all down with Malk (now with vitamin R).

Krusty’s low standards for product endorsement have resulted in a slew of hilarious products. One of the best is the Krusty Home Pregnancy Test (warning: may cause birth defects).

Another classic Krusty product. Swap your traditional gruel out for this imitation with confidence. As the tagline suggests: “9 out of 10 orphans can’t tell the difference.” Other products that have received the Krusty brand seal of approval include Krusty’s Sulfuric Acid, Krusty Non-Toxic Kologne, Lady Krusty Moustache Removal and Krusty’s partially gelatinated, non-dairy gum-based beverages.

As Homer says, “It’s finger Ling-Ling good.” KFP is just one of many hilarious restaurant titles from the Simpsons. Others include The Buzzing Sign Diner, DimWillies, The Hungry Nun, Taj Mah-All-You-Can-Eat and Professor P.J. Cornucopia’s Fantastic Foodmagorium and Great American Steakery.

Yet another vaguely edible but fantastically-named product gorged on by Homer during his pursuit of weight gain.

There’s no Simpsonized image for this beautiful concoction because, sadly, it doesn’t even exist in the world of Springfield. As the dialogue goes:
Homer: I’m feeling kinda low, Apu. Got any of that beer that has candy floating in it? You know, Skittlebrau?
Apu: Such a product does not exist, sir. I think you must have dreamed it.
Homer: Oh. Then just give me a 6-pack and a couple of packets of Skittles.

Nuts and Gum (together at last)
How would such an awful combination ever be put in one can? Right before pulling this product out of the pantry, Homer explains, “I’m a white male, age 18 to 49. Everyone listens to me, no matter how dumb my suggestions are.”

One of the ingenious products offered at the Kwik-E-Mart. Other famous products peddled by Apu include expired meat and the champagne Squishee.

This teaching aid is on hand at a Springfield dentist’s office to scare children into brushing their teeth. The book is so successful that it brings poor Ralph Wiggum to tears.

Homer’s Patented, Space-Age, Out-of-this-World Moon Waffles
While the rest of the family is suffering at church, Homer revels in some alone time by fixing this gluttonous breakfast. Unlike most of the products on this list, you can actually make this dream food at home – simply combine caramel, waffle mix and liquid smoke in a waffle iron, then wrap it all up in a full stick of butter and enjoy!
–thanks to nohomers.net and snpp.com for jogging my memory on some of these






















November 2, 2009
#1
The lack of Tomacco here hurts my soul.
November 2, 2009
#2
what no duff ?
November 2, 2009
#3
Actually, Skittlebrau does exist! I don’t remember the episode, but I think they went to the less than 99-cent store. I think the family was trying to save money, and they didn’t go to the 99-cent store, or the one below it. They went to the even cheaper one.
And there on the shelf was a simple box labeled ‘Skittlebrau’
November 2, 2009
#4
Yeah, no Tomacco, no Krusty O’s (with Jagged Metal Krusty O), Mr Sparkle, and the veggie burger that made everyone sick from Krusty Burger.
November 2, 2009
#5
I dont think it even had a name, just a random commercial Bart sees on TV…
“The great taste of Worcestershire sauce…in a soft drink!”
with the tag line: “Mmmm…steaky!”
November 2, 2009
#6
What about Canyonero?
November 2, 2009
#7
no, make-up shotgun? this list is WEAK
November 2, 2009
#8
No Big Red Snack Foam?
November 2, 2009
#9
@Tom – I can’t imagine that Duff tasted good. With all their money invested in marketing, it probably tasted roughly like a lightly alcoholic dose of monkey urine.
November 2, 2009
#10
Where is Mr. Sparkle?!
November 2, 2009
#11
Allied Biscuits.
November 2, 2009
#12
Ribwich?
November 2, 2009
#13
How about from the hurricane episode: Corn Nog and Hurricane Chow (cat chow where Apu crossed out the word Cat and wrote Hurricane)
November 2, 2009
#14
what about Krusty’s Chew-goo gum-like substance?
November 2, 2009
#15
“I can’t imagine that Duff tasted good. With all their money invested in marketing, it probably tasted roughly like a lightly alcoholic dose of monkey urine.”
So like most beer, then?
Also: WHERE THE HELL IS MR. SPARKLE? Best commercial ever.
November 2, 2009
#16
I was hoping the “Good Morning Burger” would make the list. It’s subliminal advertising was good enough to make Homer call one of Lisa’s ideas “a load of rich creamery butter”.
November 2, 2009
#17
Remember this one, ” We take eighteen ounces of sizzling ground beef, and then soak it in rich creamery butter. Then we top it off with bacon, ham and a fried egg.”
We call it …”The Good Morning Burger”
November 2, 2009
#18
Kid’s Chewable Morphine, from early episode where marge loses it
November 2, 2009
#19
What about Red Tick Beer??? (Needs more dawg)
November 2, 2009
#20
Duff is certainly the most recognizable fake Simpsons product, but I wouldn’t call it hilarious. It’s just beer. I was trying to include the most ridiculous product IDEAS, or those with the funniest names. Similarly, Mr. Sparkle is just dishwasher detergent – although, yes, the advertising for it is hilarious.
Also, thanks to a Simpsons fan, tomacco isn’t “Fake” anymore – which disqualifies it from the list: http://www.simpsonschannel.com/2003/10/tomacco-becomes-a-reality/
November 2, 2009
#21
No ‘wadded beef’?! No ‘creamed eel’?!
November 2, 2009
#22
Also missing is fudd, the beer from shelbyville
November 2, 2009
#23
No Canyonero? Travesty!
November 2, 2009
#24
No Power Sauce bars???
C’mon, they’re made from apple cores and old Chinese newspapers!
November 2, 2009
#25
Skittlebrau is a reference to “orbits” drink witch had little jello balls floating it in it. They were about $10 a bottle, extremely delicious, and magically disappeared from the market overnight. If you ask the writers, this was a references to the huge build up and magic disappearance of it. Asking for the drink was suddenly met with strange stares.
November 2, 2009
#26
HOW do you forget mr. sparkle? there was practically an entire episode dedicated to it. you’re a fish bulb and this article blows.
November 2, 2009
#27
LITTLE LISA SLURRY….a high-protein feed for farm animals, insulation for low-income housing, a powerful explosive, and a top-notch engine coolant.
Best of all, it’s made from 100 percent recycled animals.
November 2, 2009
#28
Lee Carvello’s Putting Challenge. FTW
November 2, 2009
#29
C’mon…how can leave out Bubble Crumb – “the gum with the cracker center”. Big time omission…how terrible would that actually be. Almost as bad as “Nuts n’ Gum”.
November 2, 2009
#30
What about Red Tick Beer?
“Mmmmm… Needs more dog”
November 2, 2009
#31
Malibu Stacy Lunar Rover or the “dailing wand” referenced in homer’s weight gain episode (the fingers you’ve chosen to dial with are too fat).
November 2, 2009
#32
“Kid’s Chewable Morphine, from early episode where marge loses it”
wasnt it Flintstones Chewable Morphine?
cant forget Krusty Brand Cough Syrup.
Forget the name of the 2 story RV Homer wanted.
The list should definitely be 50.
November 2, 2009
#33
A Bort License Plate
November 2, 2009
#34
Canned Plankton (“you fatcats threw out your plankton”)
November 2, 2009
#35
Let us not forget Krusty® Brand Non-Dairy Partially Gelatinated Beverages. Goes great with Krusty® burgers!
November 2, 2009
#36
These are pretty much copies of things that are already made. Even though it is hilarious.
November 2, 2009
#37
“And that’s how your turn a bunch of guns into one.”
-Moe
November 2, 2009
#38
what about any of the fine ‘lil bastard’ brand products?
lil’ bastard clock tampering kit.
lil’ bastard mayhem set.
November 2, 2009
#39
no tommaco , no duff, no mr sparkle? this list = FAIL.
November 2, 2009
#40
Malk is my all-time favorite. Now with vitamin R.
November 2, 2009
#41
Actually, Duff does exist. See, Fox never trademarked Duff in Mexico, so a beer company sells Duff. For real… google it. “Duff Mexico”
November 2, 2009
#42
What about the Canyonero from the rarely aired Krust the Clown standup/sellout episode? They even made a 2 minute long song/ad for that thing.
November 2, 2009
#43
Cool Ranch Soda
November 3, 2009
#44
I concur with the omissions of fine products such as Tomacco, Mr. Sparkle, Duff, and Conyanero – but also you forgot the best part about Malk, which is that it’s made of rat’s milk (it puts the R in Vitamin R)
November 3, 2009
#45
I know it’s similar to real products, but Dr. Nicks sugar cube maker and the juice loosener always make me laugh.
“You get all that juice from one sack of oranges?”
November 3, 2009
#46
“I was trying to include the most ridiculous product IDEAS, or those with the funniest names.”
Then you should have titled the article “14 Most Hillarious Fake Products From The Simpsons.” As this is supposed to be the most awesome list, your disclusion of the most awesome Mr. Sparkle is why you fail.
November 3, 2009
#47
dude, MR. SPARKLE !!!
November 13, 2009
#48
My nomination for missing from the list: “chewable Prozac for kids” (offered to Bart by Lunchlady Doris in ep 2F32). “Your choice: Manic Depressive Mouse, or the Bluebird of Unhappiness.” Cracks me up every time I see the episode…