The Museum of Food Anomalies presents:

Sacred Heart Potato

Rhonda A. discovered a potato that she says resembles the “Sacred Heart of Jesus” (a famous religious devotion of the Catholic faith). She’s not sure if it should be classified as a “sign,” “miracle” or “other,” but we all agreed that it has a home here in the MoFA’s ‘Religious Artifacts’ wing. Naturally, this item is also available for bidding through eBay. Have a look quickly, though, there are only 9 days left! (as of this posting)

Update: bidding ended on June 20, 2011 at $0.99 from 1 bid (+$4.95 shipping). The eBay listing read:

“For Sale: One Sacred Heart of Jesus Potato. This item is a one of a kind miracle of nature with a striking resemblance to another miracle, and is in my vegetable bin in my refrigerator.  This lil’ potato  bares a striking resemblance to the Sacred Heart of Jesus and measures exactly  3″ x 2″.  This item is sure to put anyone who collects weird relics on the map. Hurry, only one available and it has an expiration date.“