11 Times Celebrities Dressed Up as Iconic Foods and Chefs

In Halloween 2014, Katy Perry went to Kate Hudson's annual Halloween party dressed as a life-size Flamin' Hot Cheeto. To complete the hot-as-a-fiery-chip outfit, she carried a custom Hot Cheetos bag. This star is often seen emulating food. She once dressed in a pepperoni pizza onesie.

SNL is no stranger to teasing tributes of celebrity chefs, and Kristen Wiig's Paula Deen impression is a bit legendary. We never tire of watching Kristen Wiig eat straight butter and say y'all on repeat.

Justin established SNL greatness via his Omeletteville skit in 2003.

In Halloween 2015, Chrissy Teigen paid tribute to celebrity chef Guy Fieri on the set of FABLife. The costume was perfect, as was Teigen's impression of Fieri.

Mariah dressed up as cookies while Nick dressed up as a carton of milk for a 2008 Halloween party they hosted. The couple was as cute as could be, but separated a few years later. However, much like milk and cookies are a perfect match, these two have found each other once again: rumor has it they rekindled their relationship earlier this year.

Ana Gasteyer has famously portrayed Martha Stewart in SNL sketches for years, and the jokes never get old, especially the Halloween special.

Kelly Osbourne and Luke Worrall spent Halloween at the Playboy mansion in 2009 and went with a classic couples costume: bacon and eggs.

Though Dan Aykroyd's portrayal of legendary French chef Julia Child is nearly 40 years old, the sketches still remain a classic piece of SNL history.

Justin Timberlake in a tofu suit on SNL makes going meat-free very enticing. In the skit, the singer dressed like a giant (but oddly sexy) block of tofu singing, "Bring it on down to Veganville!"

In a move that has gone down in award show infamy, Lady Gaga wore a dress made of raw beef to the 2010 MTV Video Music Awards. The dress was designed by Franc Fernandez and styled by Nicola Formichetti, and while the look went on to be condemned by animal rights groups, it was a fashion statement none of us will soon forget.

Guy Fieri seems to be a popular Halloween costume for TV stars and chefs alike. In 2011, ABC's The Chew's Halloween episode was a bit of a Freaky Friday. Chef Mario Batali dressed as Guy Fieri while Chew cohost Clinton Kelly dressed as Mario Batali. A few years later, Rachael Ray convinced Guy Fieri to dress as Mario Batali for her Halloween special. Don't worry, they are friends in real life.