http://www.ghoulfriday.com/category/blog_freetagging/bakery The taxonomy view with a depth of 0. en http://www.ghoulfriday.com/body_parts_bakery <p><img src="http://ghoulfriday.com/files/ghoulfm/blogs/2008/bakerybreadkid.jpg" alt="kid eating bread shaped like a face" style="margin:10px; float:right" /><br/>Kittiwat Unarrom, now in his early 30's, has decided to go into the family business. In a bakery 100 km west of Bangkok, customers aren't greeted by sesame topped treats or dainty doughnuts. Instead they find body parts on hooks and plastic-wrapped decapitations.</p> <p>Unarrom, an art graduate, took his talent for portrait painting and sculpting, and transitioned it to bread making. I think it's safe to say he is a new breed of baker in his hometown of Potharam, Thailand. </p> <p><img src="http://ghoulfriday.com/files/ghoulfm/blogs/2008/bakerybread2faces.jpg" alt="two flat faces sandwich wrapped" style="margin:10px; float:left" /><br/>Hands, arms, feet, faces and entire torsos - each one so realistic I imagine they would be hard to consume - are waiting for hungry customers. The eeriness alone of seeing all the selection cling-wrapped like produce on lit display shelves is enough to make you shiver. I can only imagine having it on a plate in front of me.</p> <p>Not feeling cannibalistic? Perhaps you could try the chicken and pig parts instead.</p> <p><a href="http://www.ghoulfriday.com/body_parts_bakery">read more</a></p> http://www.ghoulfriday.com/body_parts_bakery#comments bakery body parts cannibal food Kittiwat Unarrom Thailand Fiendish Fun Eerie Edibles Fri, 08 Aug 2008 18:44:00 -0700 Ghoul Friday 299 at http://www.ghoulfriday.com