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Uh. Yeap, that definitely look like a heart-shaped peanut to us.
However, we highly doubt that the tiny heart-shaped peanut was grown specifically for Valentine's Day, as the farmer claims. It seems to us that, like finding Jesus, Mary, and Elvis on toast, the heart-shape is just a natural, one-time anomaly that can't be reproduced by the farmer. We'd be interested to see the heart-shaped peanut's siblings from the same plant.
With all the fancy schmancy genetic engineering they can do nowadays, scientists could probably design a plant that grows heart-shaped nuts, but not for this Valentine's Day.
[via: yumsugar]
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1-19-2008 @8:35PM Laine Mitchell said... Don't you think he probably just restricted the growth of the nutshell? I mean, you don't have to genetically engineer friuts to take on funny shapes. Disney grows Mickey Mouse-shaped tomatoes by placing the young tomatoes, on the vine, inside Mickey Mouse molds. Then the tomato grows into the mold. It's not rocket science, so your skepticism seems misplaced.
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1-20-2008 @12:34AM John said... Given that peanuts grow below the soil, I doubt he restricted the growth of the nut in a mold.
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1-20-2008 @11:31AM JBJJ48 said... AIN'T THT CUTE!!
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