Erm... well... there's a "special" lasagna that one of the characters makes. >_>

Anime seems to love parfaits. Here's a good one from episode 2.

While this isn't a food-centric anime, there's a ton of effort that goes into 'snack time'. Dem pancakes, yummy toast.

This delicious parfait from episode 75!

Come for the boys love, stay for the delectable cakes.

Delicious ramen with seafood stock, green onions, and.... a gun?!

Death Note has some occasional food shots when L fuels up on a sugar binge.

Ruriko's food is always beautifully shown, from amazing bentos, to tonkatsu, or huge feasts.

Not an anime focused on food, but they occasionally enjoy delicious entrees, such as this seafood stew.

Mouthwatering final dishes that are so appetizing that women can't seem to help but have orgasmic, over-the-top reactions. And how could you not with images like this?

Even more delicious items and hilarious reactions.

More nonstop tasty delights and hilarious reactions such as this sakura shrimp, danzi noodles, or mapo tofu.

Full-table, magnificent food spreads appear in several episodes.

Every episode is them enjoying food a little bit too much, while giving us very detailed pictures of food. Need I say more?

While a more simplistic visual style, has traditional Japanese food preparation from the perspective of the chef. Tasty oden.

Like with the first season, so much cake eating.

Aside from the music, K-on is best known for the characters eating cake. So much cake. And it looks amazing.

Episode 6 features a curry cookoff with delicious results.

Another anime NOT focused on food, but look at those croquettes!! <3

There's ample desserts in the first few episodes alone!

Even more delicious food shots when Rei visits the Kawamura house.

The life of a shogi pro is tough, but Rei can always find mouthwatering home-cooked meals at the Kawamoto residence.

Has culinary delights such as perfectly-crafted bentos in ep 5 and this amazing spread in ep 4.

Nisekoi's first episode has a memorable cooking montage, followed by the Yakuza eating the main character's dishes.

Not only is there frequent, adorable food, it's often Poyo-shaped!

The constant food shots are so pretty it makes you want to eat your screen. Mouthwatering croquettes, tempting sundae.

Food porn server by silver foxes. Gorgeous plating.

Food doesn't appear often in Sakura Quest, but occasionally a cook dishes up something amazing, like this "perfect french toast" in episode 9.

Very few food shots in this anime (and even less in the manga), but here's a delicious-looking meal Shiina ate with her grandparents in episode 1.

This series is filled with food shots, such as sweet potato crepes, grilled mochi, and vegetable gratin.

The main character works in a mochi shop, so there's plenty of goodness to be found, such as this Valentine's Day mochi soup from ep 2.

Not many food shots in the first 5 episodes so far, but there's no denying this mouthwatering breakfast platter in episode 3, or this steak platter.

Not many notable food sightings, but amazing shots do occasionally appear, such as this delectable plate of pancakes and bacon from ep 1.

Like all Makoto Shinkai works, there's detailed food preparations to be seen in Garden of Words, such as this bento box.

There aren't many food shots in this film, but there's the occasional delectable dish, such as this appetizing hibachi platter.

Endless food shots, such as this meat platter, and potato salad.

The mouthwatering bread shots are endless!

Food scenes are few and far between, but there's the occasional gorgeous plate of anime cuisine, as well as real food shots during every commercial break.

More food shots appear in Your Name than other Makoto Shinkai titles, as one of the main characters works at a restaurant. Check out this delicious bowl of ramen.