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#Croissant<ref>"[[D.W.'s Backpack Mishap]]"</ref> | #Croissant<ref>"[[D.W.'s Backpack Mishap]]"</ref> | ||
#Turkey Bone from Buster's First Thanksgiving<ref>"[[Dear Adil]]"</ref> | #Turkey Bone from Buster's First Thanksgiving<ref>"[[Dear Adil]]"</ref> | ||
#Cannoli<ref>[[Muffy Misses Out]]</ref> | |||
==Appearances== | ==Appearances== | ||
Revision as of 02:42, 24 February 2018
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Buster's food cabinet,[1] also known as Buster's Cabinet of Culinary Curiosities,[2] is a cabinet owned by Buster Baxter. It contains old foods (e.g. donuts, banana peels, corn, rolls, etc.). It is kept on one side of his room. Usually his mother is the one pestering him to throw away at least some of the things in it and compost them. Coincidentally though, a few series later, Buster realizes the importance of putting your old food out for the compost. The foods inside may be alive, as they were seen talking to each other in, but Bitzi didn't acknowledge that. This may be because they only talk to each other, like the pets, or they were only imagined to be alive, for narrating purposes.[2]
Foods
- Banana
- Two-headed carrot
- Donut
- Corn
- Pizza
- Tapioca Pudding
- Roll[3]
- Croissant[4]
- Turkey Bone from Buster's First Thanksgiving[5]
- Cannoli[6]
Appearances
Arthur
- 408a. 1001 Dads
- 606b. D.W.'s Backpack Mishap
- 801a. Dear Adil
- 901a. Castles in the Sky
- 904a. Buster's Green Thumb
- 1204a. For the Birds
- 1208a. The Blackout
- 1301. The Great MacGrady (mentioned)
- 1403b. The Play's the Thing
- 1503a. Buster's Secret Admirer
- 2002b. Cereal
- 2004b. That's MY Grandma
- 2104a. Muffy Misses Out
Postcards from Buster
- 120. We Are Family (mentioned)
References
