Patty Pal

Patty Pal is a Krusty Krab "officially licensed toy." It only appeared in the episode "Yours, Mine and Mine."

Bio
One day at the Krusty Krab, Patrick ordered a Krabby Kiddie Meal (a small version of a Krabby Patty, but thirty percent cuter according to SpongeBob but costs the same as a regular Krabby Patty). Patrick complained because it didn't come with a toy and demanded a refund, alerting Mr. Krabs. Therefore, Mr. Krabs took a Krabby Patty and some straws, and created a Krusty Krab licensed toy. SpongeBob came up with the name "Patty Pal." SpongeBob and Patrick loved playing with the toy, so a whole shipment of Patty Pals was delivered to the Krusty Krab.

FeaturesEdit
The Patty Pal toy was similar to a Krabby Patty, except with pickles for eyes, a ketchup smile and dimples, and straws for arms and legs. It was also edible, as Patrick was seen eating one so he doesn't have to share it with SpongeBob. A Patty Pal toy costs $13.00. It closely resembles the Pipsqueak Patty.

Trivia

 * Patty Pal is probably a reference to McDonald's Happy Meal toys. Although, it could be a reference to other kids meal toys as well or instead.
 * This isn't the first toy only sold at the Krusty Krab. In "Born Again Krabs," Mr. Krabs gives children squeaky fish toys. The same thing occurred at "Mermaid Man vs. SpongeBob," where Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy toys are sold.
 * If Patty Pals were actually made out of real Krabby Patties, they would soon spoil and get all messed up. This didn't happen to SpongeBob and Patrick's, despite being played with all day and all night. Though, this is what happened to Patty in the episode "To Love a Patty." Comic strip
 * Despite Mr. Krabs "selling them like hotcakes," Patty Pals don't appear to be sold after the episode.
 * In SpongeBob Comics #30, there's a comic strip titled "Patty Pal."