The upcoming Star Wars movies are, without doubt, a cultural phenomenon.

And, thanks to various merchandising deals, they're a culinary one, too.

These are just some of the astonishing cash-ins to be seen since Disney sold off various rights to the franchise.

Old favourites: But don't get in the way of Han and Chewy and their favourite Star Wars snacks

One can only imagine Obi Wan sitting down with a bowl of Star Wars cereal, Chewy tucking in to his favourite spiced latte-infused java and, of course, Yoda chomping down on a Darth Vader cake.

Here's a brief, not-at-all-exhaustive look at what you might be parting with your Galactic Credit Standards for.

Cuppa joe?
Flavour faves: Who knew Boba Fett was such a softy with his liking for Italian Sweet Creme?

There's a Coffee-Mate flavour for everyone in the galaxy far far away - R2-D2's French Vanilla, Chewbacca's Spiced Latte, C3po's Hazelnut, Boba Fett's Italian Sweet Creme and Darth Vader's Espresso Chocolate.

Start the day

No Jedi - or Sith, for that matter - should start the day without a healthy helping of Kellogg's Star Wars cereal , featuring chocolate-flavoured wheat, wholewheat and rice cereal shapes, including stars and moons. The best bit is the tagline: "A new Force at breakfast".

Toast of the town

Han Solo Pop Tarts
Frozen in time: Mock Pop Tarts featuring Han Solo in carbonite are too good to eat

OK, so they're not real Pop Tarts - they're Pop Arts, resin figures from Falcon Toys including a 'Han Solo frozen in carbonite' one that's complete with fake icing and sprinkles. But please don't eat them. Anyway, they're sold out.

Do it yourself

Not a new release, but worth mentioning - this intergalactic cookbook lets fans whip up a meal fit for a Jedi Knight and includes hilarious photos and recipes for Crazy Cantina Chili, Boba Fett-Uccine, C-3PO Pancakes, and much more.

Space cakes

March of the Sith: The chief bad guy is soon to be seen on cakes

UK Baker Finsbury food is, according to the Telegraph, gearing up for the film with a range of themed cakes, including one with an image of who Finance director Stephen Boyd referred to as "that guy with the helmet who breathes funnily", otherwise known as Darth Vader.

Bowled over

Famed soup doyen Campbell’s has emblazoned products with Darth Vader, Yoda, Chewbacca, C-3P0 and R2-D2. The soup, which is simply pasta with chicken in chicken broth, comes in “Star Wars shapes.

Bake off

They're the same favourites, just ickle. These Chibi - Manga for 'child like' - versions of Luke, Leia, Yoda, Chewie, C-3PO, and R2-D2 mean you're mere steps from concocting edible action scenes.

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