Halloween gives us the license to be creative.
We come up with the best outfits and parade happily
around the neighborhood holding buckets out
for candy treats;
while others simply dress up to celebrate with friends.
It seems appropriate then that
I tap into my Anatomy and Physiology students' creativity
to prepare food items that represent human body parts.
Year after year, they come up with the most creative,
almost life-like works of food art.
It would be sacrilegious not to share them, so here they are.
The lungs
An eyeball
Are you grossed out yet?? Enjoy a slice of a large intestine!
Pearly whites - say cheese!
An arm!
Care for some brains?
Wiener head!
A body farm!
Hand bones!
A rib cage protecting organs of spaghetti!
Two kidneys and a bladder!
Erythrocytes aka red blood cells.
Long bones!
Oreo truffle eyeballs!
Another eyeball - the green eyed kind.
6 - pack!
Broken, bleeding finger!
Casualty of .... halloween!
Wow I'm impressed with some of those skills!
ReplyDeleteEven though they grossed me out haha; I particularly liked the "teeth" with the plaque haha gross!
This year's group did really well. We had quite a variety of "body parts" and they were all well made. I didn't even think that those teeth had plaque! Nice eye for the details:-)
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