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It's been said that when it comes to food,best victorian erotice novel you eat with your eyes first.

So when Imgur user addrandomusernamehere's daughter created this science project to investigate whether or not sight affects taste, she really gave a sh*t and went all in:

My Daughters Science Project.  She wanted to see if sight effected taste.

The user's wife created these absolutely horrifying poop-shaped brownies to amp up their daughters project and probably terrify her teacher.

SEE ALSO: Moose breaks into family home and poops all over their basement

The inclusion of nuts and we're guessing caramel sauce add a disturbing accuracy to the already unappealing brownies.

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Disgusted is an understatement. We're straight up nauseous.

People had a lot of things to say about the project, including a whole lot of poop jokes:

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The project had to have gone over well because we can't look at a brownie the same way ever again.

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