How would you like your pizza? Large with a topping of David Beckham, please!
Youngsters are being invited to follow in creative Nathan Wyburn's shoes and create their dad's face on a pizza too
Youngsters are being invited to follow in creative Nathan Wyburn's shoes and create their dad's face on a pizza too. PHOTO: MIRROR
Celebrity dad David Beckham was one of five artist Nathan Wyburn created for supermarket marking Father's Day, reported Mirror.
Youngsters are being invited to follow in creative Nathan Wyburn's shoes and create their dad's face on a pizza too.
Beckham was one of five Nathan created for supermarket Morrisons which is marking Father's Day by asking children to make a pizza at 200 of their stores across the country.
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Mr Wyburn, who's previously featured on Britain's Got Talent, said: "I have created a wide range of food art over the past five years, but I have to say this is a new one for me, and it was a lot of fun.
"I had 26 different ingredients to work with, same as on the Morrisons pizza counters, and I think many shoppers will have to think twice about what looks right and what tastes best."
He created the five well-known dads after a recent social media poll found them to be the most popular fathers in the UK, with former England captain, Beckham, topping the list.
A Morrisons spokeswoman said: "This is the very first time our customers have ever been able to create edible artwork at our Market Street counters.
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"Everyone on the counters at those participating stores will be listening closely to customers, to get each pizza looking just right.
"We are pleading with fathers nationwide to allow their family a little artistic licence."
Youngsters are being invited to follow in creative Nathan Wyburn's shoes and create their dad's face on a pizza too.
Beckham was one of five Nathan created for supermarket Morrisons which is marking Father's Day by asking children to make a pizza at 200 of their stores across the country.
Read: 5 sportsmen who transformed into style icons
Britain's Got Talent judge and media mogul Simon Cowell, JLS star Marvin Humes, McFly's Tom Fletcher and Take That's Gary Barlow were also given the Italian treatment.
Mr Wyburn, who's previously featured on Britain's Got Talent, said: "I have created a wide range of food art over the past five years, but I have to say this is a new one for me, and it was a lot of fun.
"I had 26 different ingredients to work with, same as on the Morrisons pizza counters, and I think many shoppers will have to think twice about what looks right and what tastes best."
He created the five well-known dads after a recent social media poll found them to be the most popular fathers in the UK, with former England captain, Beckham, topping the list.
A Morrisons spokeswoman said: "This is the very first time our customers have ever been able to create edible artwork at our Market Street counters.
Read: No more kids for Victoria, David Beckham
"Everyone on the counters at those participating stores will be listening closely to customers, to get each pizza looking just right.
"We are pleading with fathers nationwide to allow their family a little artistic licence."