How would you feel about a cheese with an epitaph imprinted on it? Resurrection cheese sported just such an inscription, and although it doesn't exist anymore, one wonders whether it was an easy sell at the market in its day:

Resurrection cheese is what resulted when a townsman of Llanfihangel Abercowyn, in the Carmarthen county of Welsh, wanted to make cheese but didn't have enough money for the proper equipment. He didn't make a deal with the devil in exchange for a cheese-press; rather, he called upon his resourcefulness, made a trip to the abandoned graveyard in town, and with a few fallen headstones he fashioned his own cheese press.

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Photo by Dawn Endico