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Theresa Maize and the D-U-Pea: When veg gets political

Lambeth Country Show Theresa May made of vegetablesLambeth Country Show

A competition to design the best sculpture made of vegetables took place at Lambeth Country Show over the weekend.

But these were no run of the mill veggie designs.

Creators took their artwork to another level with sometimes fantastic and sometimes cringeworthy word play and political puns.

It’s no surprise that there was a nod to Theresa May and Brexit – here are a few of our favourites.

The Cornservatives agreed on a peel with the D-U-Pea

Lambeth Country Show The Cornservatives and the D-U-PeaLambeth Country Show

We’re not sure what Arlene Foster and Theresa May’s mange tout and baby corn minions are meant to represent

The Queen’s looking quite melon-cauli

Lambeth Country Show The Queen is not amusedLambeth Country Show

Where do you stand in the vegsit debate?

Lambeth Country Show Vegsit: Leaf or Romaine?Lambeth Country Show

The Handmaid’s Kale: set in a dysto-pea-an world

Lambeth Country Show The Handmaid's Kale: Don't let the D-U-Pea grind you downLambeth Country Show

The Labour leader with Emily Cornberry

Lambeth Country Show Jeremy Conrbeard and his high-five a dayLambeth Country Show

In case you’re wondering, that’s a reference to the most awkward high-five ever.

‘Rough winds do shake the darling spuds of May’

Lambeth Country Show The Darling Spuds of MayLambeth Country Show

One entry took inspiration from Shakespeare’s “summer’s day” sonnet

A sculpture of the naughtiest thing Theresa Maize has ever done

Lambeth Country Show Theresa Maize - straw and stable or wheat and wobbly?Lambeth Country Show

Theresa May said that running through a wheat field was the naughtiest thing she’s ever done

Celery Clinton’s emails get leeked

Lambeth Country Show Celery Clinton's emails get leekedLambeth Country Show

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