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Jesus sightings in food (and walls) - in pictures

Religious Faces: Image of Jesus Christ in a Frying Pan, Salford, March 2010 — Image of Jesus Christ in a Frying Pan, Salford, March 2010 Photograph: Manchester Evening News/Rex Features

Religious Faces: Jesus face in a pizza, Brisbane, Australia, April 2011 — Jesus face in a pizza, Brisbane, Australia, April 2011 Photograph: Rex Features

Religious Faces: Jesus sighting in a coffee cup — Jesus sighting in a coffee cup Photograph: Dale O'Dell /Alamy

Religious Faces: Jesus sighting in a potato chip — Jesus sighting in a crisp Photograph: Dale O'Dell/Alamy

Religious Faces: Jesus sighting in a tortilla — Jesus sighting in a tortilla Photograph: Dale O'Dell /Alamy

Religious Faces: Jesus sighting in toast — Jesus sighting in toast, 2010 Photograph: Dale O'Dell /Alamy

Religious Faces: Seanchai Irish pub with an image of Jesus Christ on the door — John Keohane, manager of the Seanchai Irish pub, with an image of Jesus Christ that has appeared in its chipped facade, in November 2010 Photograph: Robin Sharrock/Newspix /Rex Features

Religious Faces: The face of Jesus Christ which appeared in the doorway of an office — Jesus Christ in the doorway of EMS Maintance Services in Wolverhampton, 25 November 2006 Photograph: Dan Graves / Rex Features/Dan Graves / Rex Features

Jesus Toast: Toast from the 'Jesus Toaster' — Toast from the 'Jesus Toaster', a two-slice $35 (£21) toaster made by Burnt Impressions Photograph: Paul J Richards/AFP/Getty Images

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