In the HBP movie when Ron is in the Great Hall, nervous because he is about to play his first game as Keeper, his breakfast is already laid out for him as one rectangular piece of toast with an egg surrounded by 4 triangle pieces of toast. All of the toast has had the crust cut off.
What kind of pie was Ron eating in Half Blood Prince?
Weasley sent to Harry each Christmas, and that Ginny fed Harry in the Half Blood Prince? The “Harry Potter pie” is actually a mince pie, a beloved British holiday tradition that stretches back centuries.
Ron Weasley's comfort food was his mum's bacon sandwiches. In 1992, when Harry and Ron showed up late in the Flying Ford Anglia, Professor McGonagall produced a plate of chicken and ham sandwiches for them to eat in Snape's office so that they didn't disrupt the Start-of-Term Feast.
Slughorn pulls out a bottle of oak-matured mead he intended to give Dumbledore for Christmas and pours Ron a glass. Ron drinks his before the toast is over and suddenly shoots up in the air, his eyes bulging and foam coming from his mouth.
Throughout the 1996–1997 school year, Draco Malfoy would go to the washroom to find company with Moaning Myrtle, confiding the stress of his mission and fear of failing it.
In honor of our favorite magical-ginger's birthday, we've rounded up fun facts about one of Ron Weasley's favorite drinks — butterbeer! Wish you could live like a wizard for a day, too?
In the second book of the Harry Potter series, The Chamber of Secrets, the audience becomes aware of the fact Ron is incredibly afraid of spiders. The being around them scares him immensely and the mere idea of spiders turns him into the world's biggest baby.
After drinking at the bar, Hermoine is shown to be tipsy, putting her arms around her male companions. Some criticized the film for portraying alcohol use as a way to deal with stress and sorrow.
However, in the film version, Hermione states that the third thing she smells is spearmint toothpaste, due to the fact that in an earlier scene at The Burrow where Ron points out to Hermione there is toothpaste on her face and her parents being dentists.
The Emerald Potion, also known as the Drink of Despair, is a mysterious potion which induces fear, delirium, and extreme thirst. The drink cannot be penetrated by hand, vanished, parted, scooped up, siphoned away, Transfigured, Charmed, or made to change its nature in any way. It can only be drained away by drinking.
On 1 March, 1997, Ron Weasley was poisoned when he drank some poisoned oak-matured mead that was intended for Albus Dumbledore. Harry, remembering the above mentioned incident in Potions class, quickly found the bezoar he had given Professor Slughorn and shoved it down Ron's throat, saving his life.
But it was the mead that was poisoned). Ron was given an antidote to the Love Potion he inadvertently took, however, it was his taking a mouthful of poisoned mead that threatened his life.
Born in London in 1987, the second eldest of five siblings, Jessie Cave is an artist, author and actor. Her first major role was as Ron Weasley's girlfriend, Lavender Brown, in Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince.
Draco likes to think of himself as a "bad ass", even though he cries to mommy when things don't go his way, so he's likely to walk around with a bottle of Absinthe. No glass. Just the bottle. He wants everyone to know what he's drinking to further support his unwarranted "bass ass" label.
The basics: Like rum, most ron (Spanish-style rum) is made by fermenting molasses, but it tends to be lighter in body and flavor. Where it's from: Lots of rons are made in Cuba, Puerto Rico, The Dominican Republic, Venezuela, Guatemala, Nicaragua, and Panama.
Lavender was very affectionate with, and possessive of, Ron, adopting the name of "Won-Won" for him and sending him a necklace for Christmas saying "My Sweetheart" on it, which he greatly disliked and was shocked that she would think it was to his taste.
It wasn't a love potion. Lavender had a crush on Ron, and when they went out, he was just so excited to have someone actually like him like that, so he just went with it.
Rupert Grint stated that vomiting slugs was the most challenging scene to film in that movie: "I think coughing up slugs was quite hard. Ron has a scene where he has to cough up these giant slugs. I had this giant slug in my mouth loaded with slime and I spat them out. I think it was plastic.
Later in the school year, Professor Slughorn gave Ron Weasley a glass of oak-matured mead, after giving him the antidote to a love potion as a pick-me-up, unaware that the mead had been poisoned by Draco Malfoy via a bewitched Rosmerta, who had intended that the mead bottle reach Dumbledore.
This meant that it would be safe for someone to transport from Hogwarts out to Borgin and Burke's, but not safe for someone to come in. This meant Malfoy still had some work to do. When the bird thing died, he was crying because his initial plan wasn't going to work, he had failed again.
