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Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer Pork Chop

rudolph the red-nosed reindeer pork chop

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Proving once again that the holiday season seems to start earlier every year, one woman claims to have found Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer in her pork chop.

Sue Church stopped by WGHP-TV in High Point, N.C., on Tuesday with a pork chop that she thinks resembles the reindeer made famous by the Johnny Marks song.

What do you think? Is it Rudolph? And have you ever seen an image in your food? Let us know in the comments below.

[Via FOX8]

Filed Under: Holidays
Tags: christmas, pork, pork chop, PorkChop, rudolph the red-nosed reindeer, RudolphTheRed-nosedReindeer, sue church, SueChurch

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Gary

10-22-2009 @11:42AM Gary said... That's one of the nastiest looking pork chops I've ever seen. And no, I dont see any reindeer!
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54

10-22-2009 @12:29PM 54 said... that *is* a nasty looking chop. i guess it also looks a bit like max (was that his name?) from the grinch that stole christmas after he got that one giant antler tied to his head.
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Laura

10-27-2009 @3:29PM Laura said... Seriously...What kind of pork chop is that?
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mary

10-22-2009 @3:35PM mary said... I do think it looks like a reindeer, but it looks really gross. I didn't tell my son anything, and he comes over and asks why there was a picture of a nasty looking reindeer.
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Gobo

10-22-2009 @7:26PM Gobo said... It's not Rudolph, but it is bloody disgusting.
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Amber

10-22-2009 @10:15PM Amber said... Looks more like Pluto to me.
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