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Warning: This post might gross some of you out. Proceed with care!

Thailand is known for their beautiful women, creation of the Pad Thai dish, and Thai Tea. I’m sure most of you love their food because of the spice they add into it. I started eating Thai food about 2 years ago when I met my wife and I must say that the Tom Yum Goong soup is sour & spicy in a very unique way. I bet after mentioning that, it made your mouth fill up with saliva because you want a taste of it now. What if I say that Thailand isn’t only known for great food and beautiful women? What if Thailand is hiding human bodies in a bakery we do not know about?

That’s right, a 28 year old art student in Potharam, Thailand, Kittiwat Unarrom, is using body parts on his creations in his bakery. I’m going to admit that there’s something unique about this bakery and it’s not cake or muffins. Deep in the dark rooms of this bakery, dough is used to make very live like body parts and hung on meat hooks for display or sales.

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“Everyone’s life is rushed nowadays, even when it comes to eating,” he said. “When we eat, we don’t think about our health or safety, we only think of our taste buds.”

As an undergraduate, Kittiwat was a painter, but slowly moved towards dough because his family owns a bakery. Using anatomy books and vivid memories, Kittiwat creates human arms, feet, big parts, and chicken from dough, chocolate, raisins, and cashews.

Kittiwat now sells human bread on a regular basis to curious people including pranksters that would like to play a trick on their friends or family.

“When people see the bread, they don’t want to eat it. But when they taste it, it’s just normal bread,” he said. “The lesson is ‘don’t judge just by outer appearances.’”

Below, you’ll see how the creator makes human bread…

I’ve never tried this “delicacy” yet, but I’m wondering if any of you have done so? Everything just looks so fake, but real at the same time. The blood, the glow, the humanly figures could just scare anyone away. What if the mastermind behind this invention is sneaking in some real parts? Who knows right?