35 Funny Online Web Comics About Food By Nate Fakes That’ll Have You Snacking and Laughing
Food is universal — we all eat it, think about it, and, in some cases, build our entire personalities around it. And when food becomes the main character in a comic strip? Well, that’s when things get deliciously absurd. Nate Fakes has been cooking up some of the funniest online web comics that feature food in all its quirky glory, and the results are a full buffet of laughter.
Imagine a slice of pizza debating politics with a taco, or a cup of coffee confessing to a donut that it’s “just not that into mornings.” These funny online web comics tap into the fact that food isn’t just fuel — it’s an emotional support system, a conversation starter, and occasionally, a crime scene (looking at you, fridge-raiders).
The artistry in these comics isn’t just in the punchlines. Fakes’ knack for expressive characters means you’ll start believing a blueberry muffin can have an existential crisis. And whether he’s poking fun at diet culture, late-night cravings, or the eternal truth that fries taste better off someone else’s plate, the humor lands every time.
They also prove how easily food humor overlaps with everyday life. We’ve all met a person who’s basically an over-caffeinated latte or lived through the heartbreak of the last cookie disappearing. These moments — small, silly, and relatable — are exactly why funny web comics have such staying power in meme culture and beyond.
35 Funny Online Web Comics About Food You’ll Relate to Instantly
Below, you’ll find a gallery brimming with Nate Fakes’ best work. These aren’t just food jokes; they’re mini-stories about breakfast betrayals, dinner dramas, and snack-based heroics. By the time you’re halfway through, you might start assigning personalities to everything in your pantry.
So, now that you’ve binged on this gallery of pure, food-based comedy gold, what’s next? You could check out 40 Hilarious Coffee Memes That’ll Perk You Up, our 24 Breakfast Memes to Start Your Day Sunny Side Up, or 40 Relatable Snack Memes for Every Craving. Because once you start seeing food this way, every trip to the grocery store becomes a potential comic strip waiting to happen.
About the Author: Jake Parker. writes about humor, memes, and internet culture — ideally with snacks within arm’s reach.
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Jake Parker, known around the web as "Jay," is a digital writer with over 10 years of experience covering internet humor, meme trends, and viral content. Before joining Thunder Dungeon, Jay was the lead editor at MemeWire, where he helped curate memes that broke the internet, including coverage on trends like Distracted Boyfriend, Kombucha Girl, and Bernie Sanders’ Mittens. A self-proclaimed "professional procrastinator," Jay spends his downtime scrolling Reddit and Twitter to stay ahead of what's about to break the internet next.
