The “Onion Ampersand” of Lisa N.

Museum of Food Anomalies™

An online exhibition of the Art of Regular Food Gone Horribly Wrong. The galleries are updated as new works arrive; visitors are encouraged to share their anomalies.

• MoFA Categories

  • All Food Anomalies (200+)
  • Conjoined (46)
  • Creepy Creatures (34)
  • Famous (7)
  • Food Fontography (8)
  • High Art (5)
  • Indescribable (71)
  • Portrait Gallery (78)
  • Religious Artifacts (6)
  • Sideshow (6)
  • The Zoo (41)

• About the MoFA

  • The MUSEUM OF FOOD ANOMALIES is an online art project of Michael Hanttula that exposes horrific aberrations of nature with photographs depicting common food items that have distorted into something more sinister than words can describe. The excellent submissions come from fine people around-the-world.

• Submit Your Own

  • Contribute your own Food Anomaly to the MoFA! Submission Details
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• Museum Store

  • Fabulous commemorative items await you in the MoFA Museum Gift Shop

• Latest Additions

  • Carrot Legs meets Lederhosen
    in ConjoinedIndescribable
  • Oreo Ghost
    in Creepy CreaturesPortrait Gallery
  • Peeps Lemon
    in Indescribable
  • Spaghetti Hoop Crop Circles
    in Indescribable
  • Butternut Cyclops
    in IndescribablePortrait Gallery
  • Happy Pizzetta
    in Portrait Gallery
  • Saturn-shaped Froot Loop
    in Indescribable

• Latest Comments

  • Laura on The Deformed Carrot Orp…
    "Has anyone tested thes deformed foods to see if it is from geneti…"
  • Taelyn on Waiter, There’s a Frog …
    "I think I would honestly be scared if I saw this in my soup!…"
  • Taelyn on Potato Mickey
    "You should try selling this to Disney…"
  • Taelyn on Apple Duck
    "This does not look like an apple at all!!!!…"
  • Taelyn on Swan Gourd
    "this is sooo awesome! I want it for my house…"
  • Taelyn on March of the Cloves
    "This is one that looks more like the animal than the actual food …"
  • Taelyn on Flour Ghost
    "This looks like a window display of a horror film!…"