Sheer tragedy: Mother Teresa cinnamon bun stolen

When Bob Bernstein arrived at his coffeehouse to assess the scene of an early Christmas morning break-in, the one thing he noticed missing was the cinnamon bun that bears a striking likeness to Mother Teresa.

Bernstein said he believes that the culprit is someone angry over the shop displaying the world-famous pastry, which has been preserved with shellac. A jar of money next to the Nun Bun was not stolen.

"They went right for the bun," he said. "Unfortunately I think it's somebody who wanted to take it to destroy it."

The Nun Bun gained worldwide attention in 1996 when a customer nearly took a bite of it before recognizing the revered nun in the folds of flaky pastry.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20051226/ap_on_fe_st/nun_bun&printer=1

it is truly amazing

:wtf:

Mother Teresa deserves better than that...Hard not to try and make a joke of it all though, she didn't take it seriously.....But I don't want to offend anyone who is seriously concerned about this theft...Probably a jealous baker....

PB

because it is so thin. That's how we end up with Mother Theressa Cinnamon buns, and Jesus's face in the bottom of a frying pan and so forth.

I'm sure there is a real crime involved, but the bun is juat a novelty item. Sorry, I'm just not one of the people who is ever able to see that stuff. :shrug: