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Template:Articleabout Mario merchandise includes a wide variety of consumable products. The consumable items include candies, drinks, meals, snacks, and frozen products. This gallery list also includes utensils, plates, and other Mario-themed kitchen items. These products are often sold at stores and other vendors. Prices are not included since they are subject to change. Click on an image to see a larger view.

Consumables

Candies

  • A Marshmallow candy that is produced by Au'some Candies. The design of the candy has either a 1-Up Mushroom with a Mario head or a Barrel with a Donkey Kong head.

    A Marshmallow candy that is produced by Au'some Candies. The design of the candy has either a 1-Up Mushroom with a Mario head or a Barrel with a Donkey Kong head.

  • NSMB Open Candy.PNG

    Promotion candy that came out after the release of New Super Mario Bros.. The product is sold in a variety of sour candies that come packaged in Mushroom-shaped tins. They come in three fruit flavors; cherry, apple, and blue raspberry.

  • Promotional sour candy that came out after the release of New Super Mario Bros.. Each Starman shaped tin box contains yellow stars which are lemon flavored.

    Promotional sour candy that came out after the release of New Super Mario Bros.. Each Starman shaped tin box contains yellow stars which are lemon flavored.

  • This product is similar to Pez and features various Nintendo characters, including Mario, Donkey Kong, and Link. The character models are all from the Nintendo 64 era. Produced by Au'some Candies.[1]

    This product is similar to Pez and features various Nintendo characters, including Mario, Donkey Kong, and Link. The character models are all from the Nintendo 64 era. Produced by Au'some Candies.[1]

  • GameCube Gummies.PNG

    Small, GameCube-shaped containers filled with gummy candies modeled after Mario characters. Flavors include cherry, sour apple, orange, strawberry, and blue raspberry. The candies are modeled after Mario, Luigi, Princess Peach, Donkey Kong, Yoshi, Toad, and Wario.

  • Gummy candies manufactured by Au'some Candies, which come in Mario (strawberry), Yoshi (watermelon), Donkey Kong (orange), and Diddy Kong (mixed) shapes. Each package includes a tip card for games such as Yoshi's Island DS, Mario Kart DS or Mario Party 8.

    Gummy candies manufactured by Au'some Candies, which come in Mario (strawberry), Yoshi (watermelon), Donkey Kong (orange), and Diddy Kong (mixed) shapes. Each package includes a tip card for games such as Yoshi's Island DS, Mario Kart DS or Mario Party 8.

  • Mario-themed chocolates made and sold in Italy. The artwork on the bag of chocolates appear to be modeled after Super Mario 64.

    Mario-themed chocolates made and sold in Italy. The artwork on the bag of chocolates appear to be modeled after Super Mario 64.

  • Mario Bombs are manufactured by Au'some Candies. They are Bob-omb containers that have powdered candy in it. This product was discontinued due to the 9/11 attacks.[2]

    Mario Bombs are manufactured by Au'some Candies. They are Bob-omb containers that have powdered candy in it. This product was discontinued due to the 9/11 attacks.[2]

  • Strawberry sour Coin candies from Question Block containers; manufactured by Boston America.[3]

    Strawberry sour Coin candies from Question Block containers; manufactured by Boston America.[3]

  • Kart figurine candy containers that have two different figures: Mario, and Donkey Kong; designed after Mario Kart 64. They contain sour-fruit crunchy candies.

    Kart figurine candy containers that have two different figures: Mario, and Donkey Kong; designed after Mario Kart 64. They contain sour-fruit crunchy candies.

  • Multicolored pieces of candy produced by Au'some Candies and relating to the Mario Kart series. The container itself consists of five plastic tires stacked on top of each other. On top of the container is a functional mini-kart which can be detached and reattached.

    Multicolored pieces of candy produced by Au'some Candies and relating to the Mario Kart series. The container itself consists of five plastic tires stacked on top of each other. On top of the container is a functional mini-kart which can be detached and reattached.

  • Mario-themed Snerdles are fruity squares that are made out of symbols such as a Mushroom, a Coin, and a Starman. Produced by Au'some Candies, they are packaged in Question Block tins[4], or as a flow bag.[5]

    Mario-themed Snerdles are fruity squares that are made out of symbols such as a Mushroom, a Coin, and a Starman. Produced by Au'some Candies, they are packaged in Question Block tins[4], or as a flow bag.[5]

  • A pack of six yo-yos with artwork of Mario and Donkey Kong, with each unit containing two small rolls of gum. Produced by Au'some Candies.

    A pack of six yo-yos with artwork of Mario and Donkey Kong, with each unit containing two small rolls of gum. Produced by Au'some Candies.

  • Manufactured by Au'some Candies, these are fun Mario figurines that have movable heads and arms that doubles as a candy container. Comes with two types: Regular Mario, and Fire Mario.

    Manufactured by Au'some Candies, these are fun Mario figurines that have movable heads and arms that doubles as a candy container. Comes with two types: Regular Mario, and Fire Mario.

  • Soda-flavored chewing gum candy, having ten pieces of gum, and two cards. There are twenty cards to collect, with the front side showing individual characters, and the back side showing a partial image, as part of a puzzle. Based on Super Mario Galaxy 2.

    Soda-flavored chewing gum candy, having ten pieces of gum, and two cards. There are twenty cards to collect, with the front side showing individual characters, and the back side showing a partial image, as part of a puzzle. Based on Super Mario Galaxy 2.

  • Furuta Chocolate eggs were introduced in Japan in 2006. There are 36 different figurines featured, each one displaying a popular character, species, or item.

    Furuta Chocolate eggs were introduced in Japan in 2006. There are 36 different figurines featured, each one displaying a popular character, species, or item.

Drinks

  • A promotional soft drink sold by Shasta in the late 80's and early 90's. The four characters featured were Mario (punch flavored), Luigi (berry flavored), Princess Toadstool (cherry flavored), and Yoshi (apple flavored) [6]

    A promotional soft drink sold by Shasta in the late 80's and early 90's. The four characters featured were Mario (punch flavored), Luigi (berry flavored), Princess Toadstool (cherry flavored), and Yoshi (apple flavored) [6]

  • An energy drink which is 8.4 oz (250ml) and blue-raspberry flavored. The back of the can warns that it is not intended for consumption by children.

    An energy drink which is 8.4 oz (250ml) and blue-raspberry flavored. The back of the can warns that it is not intended for consumption by children.

  • An 8.4 oz (250ml) energy drink under the Donkey Kong character.

    An 8.4 oz (250ml) energy drink under the Donkey Kong character.

  • A lemon flavored drink featuring Mario holding a mushroom. The bottom reads "Lemonado". Created by Schweppes International. [7]

    A lemon flavored drink featuring Mario holding a mushroom. The bottom reads "Lemonado". Created by Schweppes International. [7]

Meals

  • Nintendocereal.JPG

    Nintendo Cereal System was a breakfast cereal produced by Ralston Cereals in 1988. It promoted two of the most popular games at the time: Super Mario Bros. and The Legend of Zelda. Super Mario Bros. Action Series side had fruity-flavored Marios, Mushrooms, Goombas, Koopa Troopas, and Bowsers.

  • A Mario-themed macaroni and cheese meal manufactured by Kraft Foods. It came out after the release of Super Mario World, with secrets and hints pertaining to the game printed on the box.

    A Mario-themed macaroni and cheese meal manufactured by Kraft Foods. It came out after the release of Super Mario World, with secrets and hints pertaining to the game printed on the box.

Snacks

  • A sponge and jam cake featuring official Mario and Luigi artwork from New Super Mario Bros.The cake resembles a Nintendo DS, however the top screen is a piece of cardboard to write messages on.

    A sponge and jam cake featuring official Mario and Luigi artwork from New Super Mario Bros.The cake resembles a Nintendo DS, however the top screen is a piece of cardboard to write messages on.

  • An assortment of Mario chocolate (left), honey (middle), and cinnamon (right) flavored cookies manufactured by Sunshine. The characters featured are from Super Mario World. [8]

    An assortment of Mario chocolate (left), honey (middle), and cinnamon (right) flavored cookies manufactured by Sunshine. The characters featured are from Super Mario World. [8]

  • Super Mario fruit snacks, which were created by the Kellogg's company. Released in 2010, and the fruit snacks are shaped like Mario, Luigi, Yoshi, Toad, a Star, and a Koopa Troopa Shell.

    Super Mario fruit snacks, which were created by the Kellogg's company. Released in 2010, and the fruit snacks are shaped like Mario, Luigi, Yoshi, Toad, a Star, and a Koopa Troopa Shell.

Frozen Products

  • Promotional ice cream that came out after the release of Super Mario World. The ice cream itself is in the shape of Mario's face with a green bubble gum nose. [9]

    Promotional ice cream that came out after the release of Super Mario World. The ice cream itself is in the shape of Mario's face with a green bubble gum nose. [9]

  • Promotional Yoplait Go-Gurt product that came out prior to the release of Mario Party DS. Each tube contains various Mario activities and trivia.

    Promotional Yoplait Go-Gurt product that came out prior to the release of Mario Party DS. Each tube contains various Mario activities and trivia.

Kitchenware

  • A cookie jar that resembles Toad. When the lid is opened, music will be played.

    A cookie jar that resembles Toad. When the lid is opened, music will be played.

  • A Princess Toadstool cookie jar. It does the same thing as the Toad cookie jar when the lid is opened.

    A Princess Toadstool cookie jar. It does the same thing as the Toad cookie jar when the lid is opened.

  • A set of Mario-themed cookie cutters. Includes Mario in a jumping pose, a Spiny, a Koopa, and Luigi.

    A set of Mario-themed cookie cutters. Includes Mario in a jumping pose, a Spiny, a Koopa, and Luigi.

  • A cake pan shaped like Mario, created by Wilton in 1989.

    A cake pan shaped like Mario, created by Wilton in 1989.

  • A mug labeled Super Mario Bros. above Mario, featuring the end of the overworld as the background.

    A mug labeled Super Mario Bros. above Mario, featuring the end of the overworld as the background.

  • A mario-themed TV food tray featuring various Mario references in the background.[10]

    A mario-themed TV food tray featuring various Mario references in the background.[10]

  • A cereal bowl containing the Super Mario Bros. logo, and Mario, and Luigi (a recolored Green Mario) holding a mushroom.

    A cereal bowl containing the Super Mario Bros. logo, and Mario, and Luigi (a recolored Green Mario) holding a mushroom.

  • A set consisting of a teapot (Mario) and a pair of cups (Brick Block, and Coin); stylized from Super Mario Bros..

    A set consisting of a teapot (Mario) and a pair of cups (Brick Block, and Coin); stylized from Super Mario Bros..

References

  1. ^ Au'some Candies: Nintendo® Klik® Candy Dispenser; retrieved 6/23/10
  2. ^ Candy Addict: Comprehensive List of Nintendo Candy, posted 8/3/06; retrieved 6/23/10
  3. ^ Boston America: Licensed Nintendo Food Products; retrieved 6/23/10
  4. ^ Candy Blog: Au'some Snerdles Super Mario Power Up Box, posted 4/21/10; retrieved 6/23/10
  5. ^ Au'Some Candies: Super Mario Snerdles Flow Bag; retrieved 6/23/10
  6. ^ User:smbcollector, YouTube: Mario Shasta Cans, posted 9/24/09; retrieved 4/24/10
  7. ^ User:smbcollector, YouTube: Super Mario Lemonado Can, posted 9/30/09; retrieved 4/24/10
  8. ^ User:smbcollector, YouTube: Super Mario Bros Cookie Boxes, posted 9/24/09; retrieved 4/24/10
  9. ^ X-Entertainment: Super Mario Ice Cream?, dated 7/28/03; retrieved 7/1/10
  10. ^ User:Avaneanime, LiveJournal: Collection Oddities: Super Mario Brothers TV Tray, posted 1/22/10; retrieved 6/13/10
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