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====''My Little Pony/Transformers''====
====''My Little Pony/Transformers''====
For the ''Preppin' with Pinkie'' cooking show, [[Gauge]] decided to cook her famous iron filling casserole, much to the audience's disgust. [[Pinkie Pie]] later tried a bite, but quickly discovered the dish wasn't exactly compatible with Equestrian taste buds. {{storylink|They Eat Ponies, Don't They?}}
For the ''Preppin' with Pinkie'' cooking show, [[Gauge]] decided to cook her famous iron filing casserole, much to the audience's disgust. [[Pinkie Pie]] later tried a bite, but quickly discovered the dish wasn't exactly compatible with Equestrian taste buds. {{storylink|They Eat Ponies, Don't They?}}


===''Animated'' cartoon===
===''Animated'' cartoon===

Latest revision as of 09:13, 20 April 2021

Iron helps us play!

Iron filings are a kind of Cybertronian food.

Fiction

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Generation 1 continuity family

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Marvel The Transformers comics

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Flavorful iron filings could be used as a seasoning, and are delicious when combined with lead sulfide crystals and "savory" mercury sauce. Recipe for Disaster!

My Little Pony/Transformers

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For the Preppin' with Pinkie cooking show, Gauge decided to cook her famous iron filing casserole, much to the audience's disgust. Pinkie Pie later tried a bite, but quickly discovered the dish wasn't exactly compatible with Equestrian taste buds. They Eat Ponies, Don't They?

Animated cartoon

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Random Blitzwing noted that he liked iron filings on his servo salad. Sari, No One's Home

Iron filings are one of the many ingredients of Garbage O's. Transformers Animated: The AllSpark Almanac