Religious Figures in Food
March 23rd 2009 01:43
Religious Imagery in Food
Thanks to the London blog on QypYour text goes heree, here are some of the most famous religious images that have shown up in food around the world.
This spooky apparition of the Virgin Mary was found by Floridian Diana Duyer in September 1994.
The woman who discovered this sacred snack placed it in “a clear plastic box with cotton balls and kept it on her night stand”. She swears that the godly grilled cheese delight never sprouted a single spore of mould.
The sandwich sold on eBay in 2004, for a whopping $28,000.
This cinnamon bun bearing a striking resemblance to Blessed Teresa of Calcutta (or the ‘nun bun’ for short) was discovered in Bongo Java Coffee, Tennessee in 1996.
It was proudly displayed in a glass case until it was stolen last year.
40-year-old Fred Whan of Ontario Canada discovered this gem after he burnt the fish sticks he was cooking for his kids.
“No one wanted them because they were burned,” he said. “So I thought I’d better give them to the dogs.”. At first he thought it resembled “a rock star” but changed his mind when his son pointed out that it looked more like a slightly charred Christ.
A Pierogi is apparently “a variety of Slavic semicircular boiled dumplings of unleavened dough stuffed with varying ingredients”… and sometimes one of those ingredients can be Jesus!
Donna Lee of Toledo Ohio found this particular edible miracle when she was cooking one Palm Sunday in 2005.
We had to include this Jesus in a Pringle, spotted by a clergyman’s daughter-in-law from Florida who refused to eat the Messianic munchie and so stored it in a jar instead.
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