Half a croissant, on a plate, with a sign in front of it saying '50c'
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Moore Potatoes

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I'm relatively certain Sir Henry Moore would approve of a brand of potatoes packaged in such a way as to draw attention to the great man's mastery of form and structure, and to highlight a passing resemblance between his life's work, and potatoes.
—zen_tom, May 26 2015

Sheep Piece http://www.bing.com...&ajaxhist=0&first=1
There's something very disturbing about the image given the title... [RayfordSteele, May 26 2015]

This one always has kids sitting on it https://commons.wik...ew_University-2.jpg
Hebrew U [pashute, May 26 2015]

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       Presumably, the potatoes would be selected from amongst the duddoes of the crop?
—MaxwellBuchanan, May 26 2015
   

       Bronze potatoes would require a fair amount of boiling ...
—8th of 7, May 26 2015
   

       Any man that would entitle the following link as 'Sheep Piece' worries me. Which piece of the sheep is he interested in again?
—RayfordSteele, May 26 2015
   

       My mother in law has a pressure cooker and could, if called upon, even render chemical weapons tender and tasteless.
—MaxwellBuchanan, May 26 2015
   

       So, the secret to the British winning the war was in fact their cooking?
—RayfordSteele, May 26 2015
   

       I have been concerned by the number of saints associated with alcohols and breadstuffs in Ireland. However, Moore being an Irish surname and potato being the Irish aphrodisiac, you have touched the Irish in their sacred place.
—4and20, May 26 2015
   

       Isn't that found somewhere towards the rear of their sheep?
—RayfordSteele, May 26 2015
   

       //So, the secret to the British winning the war was in fact their cooking?//   

       During the war, there were proposals to smuggle my mother-in-law into Germany. Beyond that, the plans were hazy.
—MaxwellBuchanan, May 26 2015
   

       So, like conventional potatoes, except there's Moore of them? A huge improvement.
—calum, May 26 2015
   

       This being the HalfBakery, Demi Moore, shirley?   

       I think we ought to consider making her the Patron Saint of Halfbakers.
—MaxwellBuchanan, May 26 2015
   
      
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