Parodies of The Ichthys Symbol - Edible Fish

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One parody of the symbol is a fish with the word "Gefilte" written in letters stylized to resemble Hebrew letters. This refers to gefilte fish, a common dish in Jewish cuisine; used on an automobile, it indicates that the driver of the car is Jewish.

Another parody, most commonly seen in areas populated by those of Norwegian descent, is a fish containing the word "Lutefisk".

Yet another parody on this fish, shows only the lower tail fin, and inside the fish reads "n'Chips", a play on "Fish and Chips".

"Sushi" written inside the ichthys is one more variant.

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