Pokemon-Inspired Foods You’ll Want to Lure Into Your Mouth

By Food & Wine
August 26, 2016
Courtesy of Spris Artisan Pizza

Pokemon GO may have consumed the lives of millions, but did you know you can also consume the Pokemon? To get in on the gaming craze, chefs from across the world have found creative and clever ways to integrate Pokemon into their menus. From Pokeball donuts and pizza to macarons and Pikachurros, check out some of our favorites. Gotta eat 'em all!

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Pokeball Nutella Doughnuts

© Doughnut Time

Owning a Pokemon gym feels great. Eating nutella-stuffed Pokeballs feels better. You'll have all the energy you need to catch, defend, incubate and more with these decadent treats from down under. 

Where to get it: Doughnut Time, Australia

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Pokemon Macarons

© Honey & Butter Macarons

These little guys are almost too cute to eat. Almost. You'll want to catch 'em all, adore 'em all and bite into 'em all, but you'll have to take a trip to the OC to do so. 

Where to get it: Honey & Butter, California

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Pokemon Burgers

Courtesy of Down N' Out

These Pokemon burgers have personality. In fact, their flavors and appearance have been designed to reflect how they act during gameplay. Pikachu, Charmander and Bulbasaur are the current offerings, but they won't be around for long!

Where to get it: Down 'n Out's CBD Pop-Up, Australia

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Pikachurros

Courtesy of The Loop

This churro is shockingly cute. We've seen some pretty amazing churros before—churro ice cream bowls, hot dog-style churros—but none of them come close to this cinnamon-sugar delight. 

Where to get it: The Loop, California

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Pokeball Pizza

Courtesy of Spris Artisan Pizza

You're going to need some serious carbohydrates to keep up with your Pokemon-catching pace. Pizza is obviously the most delicious option, so go forth and mangia!

Where to get it: Spris Artisan Pizza, Florida

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