Real or fake: Grillo's Liquid I.V.

First, this was a prank from Liquid I.V. and Grillo’s Pickles for April Fool’s Day. But when pickle people kept asking for it, they made it real. Briny and sweet, this is available online.

Real or fake: Heinz Matcha Mayo

This condiment might slap on a chicken sandwich, but for now, Matcha Mayo from Heinz does not exist.

Real or fake: Trader Joe's Whipped Carrot Cake Cream Cheese Spreads

This whipped delight does exist and is the perfect topping for a cinnamon bagel, carrot cake muffins or even as a dip for carrot sticks. It’s a seasonal item, so check with your local Trader Joe’s.

Real or fake: PEEPS ICEE

Sweet marshmallow-flavored slush lives outside of our imaginations and in the real world. This collab between ICEE and Just Born is available while supplies last.

Real or fake: Essie X Baked by Melissa

Baked by Melissa's collab with Essie makes beauty products look delectable. The three flavors — Berry Naughty, Marshmallow and Unsalted, based on Essie polish, were available for a limited time.

Real or fake: Snooz Ice Cream

What if your midnight snack knocked you out? Snooz Ice Cream is “sleep-friendly” with herbs and other natural ingredients to relax you, in flavors like vanilla, chocolate and salted caramel.

Real or fake: Heinz Ketchup Blast

We like to douse our fries in ketchup, but this is a bit much. A joke to tie into Thailand’s Songkran festival, known for public water fights, we don’t want to bring a ketchup gun to a water fight.

Real or fake: Franklin Fountain Charcuterie Board Ice Cream Flight

Though the charcuterie-inspired scoops might sound strange, they actually make excellent combos and are available in limited quantities at Franklin Fountain in Philadelphia, PA.

Real or fake: Stella Rosa Pickle Wine

This wine could realistically exist the way some of you are clamoring for pickles, but luckily this is an April’s Fool’s joke from Stella Rosa. We love wine with a sense of humor.

Real or fake: Baskin-Robbins Canned Ice Cream Soup

Don’t you hate it when your ice cream melts too fast and you’re left with ice cream soup? Yeah, us too, but luckily we can’t buy this fake melted ice cream in a can anyway.

Real or fake: Califia Farms X Carbone Fine Food Spicy Vodka Almond Creamer

Where do we even start with this one, which is so much to unpack at once? Luckily, we don’t have to because it’s just a joke, available only in your nightmares.

Real or fake: Goldfish X Olive & June Pink Goldfish

Another nail polish tie-in, this one from Goldfish crackers and Olive & June nail polish isn’t real — just an April Fool’s joke. But pink sparkly Goldfish might need to exist, just sayin’.

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