It’s Cheryl Fernandez-Versini, but not as you know her (Picture: PA)
Ever seen Cheryl Fernandez-Versini looking like this? Nope, we didn’t think so.
That’s because the X Factor judge has been recreated here using an assortment of pickled vegetables.
The unlikely work of art comes to us courtesy of Nathan Wyburn, who you may remember working similar magic with toast on Britain’s Got Talent in 2011.
And apparently the Cheryl creation came about as a result of research from pickled vegetable giants Haywards, whcih saw her named as one of the top five celebrity guests most likely to liven up a dinner party.
Stephen Fry was another, apparently:
EDITORIAL USE ONLYnA portrait of Stephen Fry made out of Haywards Pickled Vegetables, created by food artist Nathan Wyburn for the brand¿s liven up meal times campaign, at Barnabus Arts House in Newport, Wales. PRESS ASSOCIATION Photo. Issue date: Thursday October 23, 2014 Research by Haywards Pickled Vegetables revealed Stephen to be one of the top 5 living personalities the public believes would liven up a dinner party, with the research finding that nearly three quarters of the British public are fed up with their food choices and are looking for a way to liven up their meals. Photo credit should read: Jim Ross/PA n
While Elvis also got a look in:
EDITORIAL USE ONLYnA portrait of Elvis Presley made out of Haywards Pickled Vegetables, created by food artist Nathan Wyburn for the brand¿s liven up meal times campaign, at Barnabus Arts House in Newport, Wales. PRESS ASSOCIATION Photo. Issue date: Thursday October 23, 2014 Research by Haywards Pickled Vegetables revealed Elvis to be one of the top 5 deceased personalities the public believes would liven up a dinner party, with the research finding that nearly three quarters of the British public are fed up with their food choices and are looking for a way to liven up their meals. Photo credit should read: Jim Ross/PA n
Oh, and it’s also worth noting the research also revealed nearly three quarters of the British public are bored with their food choices and want to liven up their meals.
We reckon one of these placed in the centre of the table would probably do the trick…