Minor Objects/Food

This is a list of all minor food items that have appeared in Steven Universe but hold no significant recurring role.

Beast
Beast is a canned beverage that made its first appearance in "Lion 3: Straight to Video".

Beast is a green and yellow can with a zigzag pattern. The logo is also red with a more free handed, sharper writing style, similar to that of the energy drink Monster Energy.

Cheese Balls
"Cheese Balls" are a brand of cheese puffs that first appeared in "Lion 2: The Movie". Steven also used cheese balls to decorate a cake in "Fusion Cuisine".

Cheese Balls are stored in a deep orange round container. Multiple of the individual cheese balls can be seen through the translucent plastic. The label has a thick yellow border and is dull blue. On the label is the face of a girl similar to the mascot of the company "Utz", the words "Cheese Balls" written in yellow and red respectively, and a product code.

Colonel Kernel's Classic Creamed Corn
"Colonel Kernel's Classic Creamed Corn" is a food item that first and only appeared in the episode "Rose's Room".

Colonel Kernel's Classic Creamed Corn is packaged in a deep burgundy colored can, with mauve taupe-colored stripes. A logo on the top reads "Col. Kernel's Creamed Corn" and pictures a smiling, mustached corn shoot donning a brown top hat, mauve taupe bow tie, and monocle. This mascot is shown saying the words, "It's creamtastic!" next to an orange bowl filled with creamed corn. The corn itself is creamy yellow and submerged in a buttery sauce.

Dog-Nut
The "Dog-Nut" is a food item served at the Big Donut. It consists of a hot-dog inserted through the centers of three frosted doughnuts with a mustard drizzle on top.

It is first seen in the Pilot, as Lars offers one to Steven. It later appears on a poster in "Lion 3: Straight to Video", as well as in "Shirt Club".

Guacola
"Guacola"  is an avocado soda advertised by Marty in the episode "Drop Beat Dad". Marty advertises the product prior to Sour Cream's DJ gig, and tosses free cans to everyone who shows up. The soda has all the nutritional value of 3 avocados. The label claims that the soda is from concentrate, and has a very sloppy, mushy consistency. The soda is widely considered to be awful, with all characters dumping it out on the beach, Ronaldo Fryman even saying that it isn't even good on chips, while Onion is the only one who enjoys it. Ronaldo had a post sponsored by Guacola on his blog Keep Beach City Weird, since he had been neglecting his shifts at the Fry Shop in order to write a book and was short on cash. According to Ronaldo, Guacola is banned in the 17 states currently in a lawsuit against the company.

Hynes Ketchup
"Hynes Ketchup" is the name of a ketchup brand that first appeared in the episode "Onion Trade". It was first seen in the form of a packet. It is named after Danny Hynes, the show's lead character designer, and is also a parody of the real ketchup brand named Heinz. In "Onion Gang", Garbanzo fakes his own death by pretending that the ketchup is his blood, smearing it on his face.

Margarine
"Margarine" is a butter substitute product that is seen first in the episode "Tiger Millionaire".

The margarine tub has a yellow lid and container color. It has the word "Margarine" written across in a cherry-red, fancy font. There are also blue triangles above and below the rest of the word. You can see a scanner code on the right side of the tub.

No brand name is evident, which may indicate that it is a generic brand.

Nut-Dog
The "Nut-Dog" is a type of snack food that first appeared on a poster in the Pilot episode and then in "Lion 3: Straight to Video". It reappears again in "Shirt Club".

It appears to be a hot dog in a bun topped with peanuts. It is advertised with the title "Introducing the (new) Nut-Dog", and a picture of the food item.

Potato Chips
"Potato Chips" are a brand of chips, and first appeared in the Pilot.

Potato chips are a bag of chips with a thin blue border, within this is a thicker white border. The bag is mostly yellow and features the face of the same girl who appear on the Cheese Balls package. Chips is written in large red lettering and below that is a large chip.

Spicy Pretzels
"Spicy Pretzels" are a snack food that first appears on a poster in "Lion 3: Straight to Video".

The poster advertising the pretzels is off white colored. In the middle is a pretzel that is breathing fire. Surrounding it are the words "Nicey Spicy" and the pretzel appears to be saying "So spicy you'll die". In large flaming lettering are the words Spicy Pretzels.

Wafl
"Wafl" is a brand of waffles that was first seen in "Together Breakfast".

Wafl is a white rectangular box with two waffles shown on the bottom right each with little slices of butter. In the top right corner is a red label that says "Wafl" in yellow lettering. Below that is a small sticker medallion that appears to say #1.

Whip It Up
"Whip It Up" is a brand of pre-made whipped cream first seen in "Together Breakfast".

A light blue can with a white cloud of whipped cream spreading across it. It has a white spool top and a white bottom. The words "WHIP IT UP" can be seen in purple and red letters.

Fry Bits
"Fry Bits" are served at Beach Citywalk Fries. A bunch of small fry pieces, which may be left over from the establishment's typical dishes. This dish is not officially on the menu; it is usually free, but Steven has been seen offering to pay for it.

Pizza Bagel
"Pizza Bagel" is one of the 2 only dishes served at Steven's restaurant. It is served with 3 leaves under 2 bagel with tomato sauce and with some white rectangles which might be melted cheese and some green and yellow condiments. It first appears in "Restaurant Wars".



Fantastic Fries
"Fantastic Fries" is one of the 2 only dishes served at Steven's restaurant. It is served in a circular form with 3 leaves near it. The fries look normal at first sight but they are actually special because they are filled with the right amount of ketchup inside them. It first appears in "Restaurant Wars".

Sadie's Lunches
"Sadie's Lunches" are lunches that were packed by Barbara for Sadie that are first seen in '"Lion 3: Straight to Video". Previously they were being kept in the refrigerators at the Big Donut as Sadie was too embarrassed to eat them. She felt like a kid when her mother made them for her, she said that she's old enough to make her own lunches and take care of herself, so she put them up for sale. However, Sadie now eats them after watching the video tape Rose left for Steven in Lion's pocket dimension.

Sadie's lunches are in brown paper bags. Each one of them has a unique design on the outside. These designs include underwater, floral, continent shaped, and sky landscapes. Each bag has "Sadie" in cursive on the front.

Drink Up
"Drink Up" is a beverage that was first seen in "Lion 3: Straight to Video". It can be found in a fridge within the big donut above Sadie's lunches. It sports a red and green color scheme. It is unknown what type of drink it is, but since the name may refer to 7 Up and the fact that Drink Up comes as a can, it could be a carbonated soft drink.

Sugar Shock Shut Down
"Sugar Shock Shut Down" is a type of soda drink that was first seen in "Last One Out of Beach City". Steven gets it for Amethyst, who ends up eating the whole can and mentions that she likes it because it "turns everything red".

Yummy Apple Juice
"Yummy Apple Juice" is a type of canned juice that was first seen in "Lion 2: The Movie", as among the snacks Steven and Connie bring to the movie theater, as well as being used to soothe their wounds, though they weren't that cold. In "On the Run", Steven brings it along with a fruit and bagel sandwich for lunch while he and Amethyst were "on the run". However, a raccoon steals and eats it with the rest of his lunch. In "Steven Floats", Amethyst tosses a can up to him while he's stuck floating. In "Last One Out of Beach City", it's sold at the Big Donut and Pearl tries to drink a can of this, trying to look cool. She spits it out when she's surprised by the appearance of the Mystery Girl and ends up dropping it on the ground. She also appeared to have trouble opening the can. In "Onion Gang", Soup is seen shooting their slingshot at some cans. The design is based off a Taiwanese beverage called Apple Sidra.

T rivia

 * Beast is a parody to the popular Monster Energy drinks.
 * The girl pictured on the Cheese Balls label is the same as the girl on the Potato Chips bags.
 * This could be because they are from the same company.
 * The girl also resembles the trademark girl from the real life brand Utz.
 * Colonel Kernel is likely based on advertising icons such as Mr. Peanut, Colonel Sanders, and/or Orville Redenbacher.
 * According to the Steven Universe Tumblr page, Hynes Ketchup's name originates from the popular brand of ketchup, Heinz.
 * Colloquially in the U.S, the term margarine is used to describe "non-dairy spreads" like "Country Crock" and "I Can't Believe It's Not Butter!", with varying amounts of fat content that is usually plant-based. It is an alternative to butter.
 * A bag of Chips appears in a deleted scene of "Cry for Help" as a snack to pass the time while Steven and Amethyst staked out the Communication Hub for signs of Peridot.
 * The spicy pretzel mascot (Nicey Spicey) resembles the Oreo mascot, having skinny limbs, a short torso made out of a food product, and small white-gloved hands.