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Every so often, we see miraculous, holy things in food. Apparently, Jesus likes nachos, and prefers to wash it down with hot cocoa. A gardener saw Jesus in an asparagus plant, too. As if simply having visions wasn't enough, some people even make money: a woman who saw the Virgin Mary in her grilled cheese sandwich sealed it up and sold it on eBay.Well, now you don't have to rely on divine intervention to see Jesus in your food. The Jesus Pan allows you to cook anything you want, and imprint the image of Jesus on it. The pan is made of steel with a non-stick coating, so you can make "Heavenly Hotcakes" for the next pancake breakfast fundraiser for your church.
Two pans are only $29.99.
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9-30-2006 @9:40AM SCSthrnBell said... Cute! I would definately buy these for pancackes or cornbread at home if there were just a little cheaper. I would really like to see Jesus pancakes at church breakfast one morning.
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9-30-2006 @10:50AM Kate said... Now THIS is funny!
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9-30-2006 @11:15AM Hawk said... You know the Hello Kitty toaster, the one that toasts Hello Kitty's visage onto bread?
Yeah, you can see where I'm going with this.
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9-30-2006 @11:19AM Rick said... Wow! Eating Jesus! A bit canibalistic, think? The slogan could be"Now, every meal is Holy Communion, even for the ex-communicated!" Personally, I've always been bothered by looking at food that looks back!" Rim-shot!
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9-30-2006 @12:10PM MJ said... Maybe now they will quit finding him on a stain on the wall, side of coffee cup, need I go on...........
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9-30-2006 @12:41PM Dr. Electro said... Good one, Rick. I agree about eating food that can see me.
Do I need a Jesus pan? Not really. Would I like one for the novelty of it? Yes, if I can find room in my overstuffed cabinets for one. If I start seeing holy pancakes at church I'll know the truth behind them. Mardi Gras anyone?
I have seen the Virgin Mary train overpass and the photos of the bathroom wall and grilled cheese. I'm not poking fun at anyone's religion but I find it amusing that people actually believe that an incidental image in food or mold is a miracle.
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10-05-2006 @2:30PM angelique said... Now if I could only remember where I saw that recipe for communion wafers...Religion for the DIY generation!
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