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People think this rugby-themed pizza looks like a giant vagina

Literal food porn.

WE THOUGHT EVERYONE had learned by now not to try and get creative with meat, but we were wrong.

UK supermarket chain Morrisons decided to honour the Rugby World Cup by creating a pizza with rugby ball-shaped pepperoni.

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Good effort, but, well, shoppers are not convinced. In fact, they think it looks like something else entirely. Can you think what that might be?

Think someone needs to have a word with the Pizza maker at Morrisons! We're no pizza experts but that ain't no 'ball' pic.twitter.com/mKadGdTSS3
— OddBalls (@myoddballs) October 8, 2015

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Not a rugby ball anyway.

@Morrisons... How many people in your marketing department failed to see something other than a rugby ball?...🙈🙊 pic.twitter.com/yQivjBJbFs
— Danielle Wilson (@DanielleWilso92) September 23, 2015

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Not a rugby ball, at all at all.

#morrisons pizza! Meant to resemble a rugby ball! #fannypizza 😆😆 pic.twitter.com/4dhahIJBbP
— karla (@misshubery) September 24, 2015

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#fannypizza

Oh, Morrisons.

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