MoFA
- Title: “Conjoined Squash”
- Media: Squash. Squash. Squish.
- Submitted by: Miss P.
- These conjoined squash are also quite tiny. They kind of look as if they're posing for the photo (you know, leaning in & everything... maybe it's just me...)
- Title: “L’il Orphan Pancakie”
- Media: Batter. Trite Musical Numbers.
- Submitted by: Rhian E.
- Forget Jesus in a cheese sandwich -- this pancake has Little Orphan Annie! (apparently wearing a beret or something)
- Title: “Alien Potatoes”
- Media: Potatoes - from another world
- Submitted by: Monika N. (Switzerland)
- Potatoes are not supposed to have round bulbous growths sticking out of them. That is just not natural. This courageous young lass was brave enough to hold them close to her face for this photo. Her fate is unknown.
- Title: “Another Angry Pepper”
- Media: Bell Pepper. Rage. Again.
- Submitted by: Veco (Sweden)
- OK, what's going on with the bell peppers in Sweden? Seriously! What? These two submissions were sent within days of one-another.
- Title: “Angry Pepper”
- Media: Bell Pepper. Rage.
- Submitted by: Chris (Sweden)
- Who knew the rage held within the seemingly docile bell pepper? I mean, no one likes being cut in half, but this bell pepper looks far angrier than most.
- Title: “Corn Babies”
- Media: When a Mommy Corn Loves a Daddy Corn...
- Submitted by: Lorraine
- Lorraine wrote: "it looks like a normal ear of corn. but it's not! there are two baby corns growing out of it. and it's crazy sweet. i was shucking corn and came upon this. i shouted my discovery to my mother, who squealed and said, "oh, then you'll have to take a picture of it!" duh, mom, i'm planning on sending it into the MUSEUM of FOOD ANOMALIES." Good thinking Lorraine.
- Title: “Smile Pie”
- Media: Baked-In Goodness.
- Submitted by: Lynda (from the U.K.)
- I'm not even sure how to classify this expression. But, it seems kind of happy, no? Happy as a mini-pie can be, I mean.
- 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.
