Twinings Tea just released a new line of Beauty and the Beast movie tie-in teas.

Yes, you're right, that is odd.

But get it? Tea. Mrs. Potts, Chip, etc…It works, I guess.

But that's not always the case.

The following are 11 of the strangest movie merchandising tie-ins of all time.

1. The Casino Royale popsicle

James Bond Frozen Body Popsicle http://t.co/PZs71gVT9k pic.twitter.com/EDEQvwP0d6

— ThisIsWhyImBroke (@thisisyimbroke)

Yep, that's a James Bond popsicle. In 2009 Del Monte put out a limited edition popsicle in the shape of Daniel Craig's Bond. And yes, it was called "License to Chill". I know.

2. The Addams Family cereal

Around the 1991 release of The Addams Family someone thought, "You know what would sell breakfast cereal? A family obsessed with the macabre." Sure.

3. The 50 Shades of Grey teddy bear

So Vermont Teddy Bear says the 50 Shades of Grey bear isn't suitable for kids b/c choking hazard with tiny handcuffs pic.twitter.com/12b4z6s0tW

— Bridget Johnson (@Bridget_PJM)

Because when you think "BDSM relationship", you think "teddy bear", right? Vermont Teddy Bear released a 50 Shades of Grey bear in 2015. Mask and tiny handcuffs included.

4. Sherlock Holmes at 7-Eleven

For the 2008 film Sherlock Holmes staring Robert Downey Jr. and Jude Law, 7-Eleven had ties in on everything from coffee to taquitos. What a very logical brand fit.

5. The Avengers cologne

Why watch a superhero movie when you can…smell like one?

6. The Twilight engagement ring

Bella Swan's Engagement Ring Sold for Over $16K in Auction https://t.co/esVXGEUcGw pic.twitter.com/kYltTvlVAY

— Womanista (@Womanista)

In 2009, Infinite Jewelry sold a replica of Bella's engagement ring for $1,979.

Which is nothing, considering the real one sold for $16,000. Except that asking for an engagement ring based on a vampire teen movie is pretty much proof you're not ready to get married.

7. The Star Trek V: The Final Frontier marshmallow dispenser

Spock's space age marshmallow dispenser: so Kraft offered one.
[STAR TREK 5]
https://t.co/O11xZZ6KRN via pic.twitter.com/3vKZ0zs28b

— AFilmSponsoredBy™ (@ProductsPlacer)

The 1989 film Star Trek V: The Final Frontier contained one reference to marshmallows. Therefore, a branded marshmallow dispenser was the logical choice for merchandising.

I can't wait to see what they come up with for Get Out.