MoFA
- Title: “Deep-Fried Love”
- Media: The Rarely Seen Heart of a Potato.
- Submitted by: Unknown
- Deep-fried love! This heart-shaped fry was discovered in a batch of many other normal-looking fries (aka "chips").
- Title: “Christian Potato”
- Media: Potato. Holy Aspirations.
- Submitted by: David (Spain)
- To combat the "Tomato Diablo" comes the 'Christian Potato!' David found this symbol once he cut open his potato in an Ibiza restaurant named "Sa Capella." (Built on the unconsecrated grounds of a late 16th century church.)
- Title: “Tomato Diablo”
- Media: Tomato. Unadulterated Evil.
- Submitted by: Dean Ramger
- Tomato Diablo! Dean, I would make sure you didn't start a garden on, say, a hell mouth.
- Title: “Seahorse Lemon”
- Media: Lemon. Salt Water.
- Submitted by: Epsi L. (Spain)
- Another seahorse? Perhaps a parrot? Well, it was *supposed* to be a lemon.
- Title: “Loving Carrots”
- Media: Carrots. Romance.
- Submitted by: Johann S.
- Another pair of 'intimate' carrots. These two, at least, seem to be of the adult variety.
- Title: “Evil Root Bunny”
- Media: Hippity-Hoppity.
- Submitted by: Ariel 'Penguin' C. (Argentina)
- Ariel wanted to share this evil-looking root-bunny with the world. (From the jengibre root.) Strange how often food anomalies take the form of a bunny. Something strange is happening here...
- Title: “Leggy Root Statue”
- Media: Cassava?
- Submitted by: Valdenor R. (São Paulo, Brasil)
- I could easily see this as a statue displayed in a museum of modern art. But, it's not. It's cassava, I believe.
- Title: “Nugget Head”
- Media: Chicken Nugget. Hot Oil. Regret.
- Submitted by: Duyen N.
- Another one you have to squint to really see, but that nugget's expression is rather moving (nice shirt, too).
- Title: “One-Legged Potato Bird”
- Media: Potato. Yearning to Fly.
- Submitted by: Arjen van A. (Gran Canaria, Spain)
- Behold the one-legged bird-potato! Always watching... always waiting... (I have no idea what I'm writing anymore.)
- Title: “Hairy Tomato”
- Media: Tomato. Hormone Imbalance.
- Submitted by: Arjen van A. (Gran Canaria, Spain)
- A tomato with hairy insides. Nothing more to be said.
