If you need to add some much-needed zen to your drink, the Laughing Buddha Ice Mold is here to help.
Capable of making four frozen versions of the enlightened one… slip a tray in the freezer for your next party.
And, if you need to keep some butter cool… Buddha’s got you covered there too. Thanks, big guy.
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One noble truth, is that no one likes warm butter. The Buddha Butter Dish will enlighten your fridge, and help keep your butter cool. It should also act as a reminder of what you’ll look like if you don’t stop putting butter on everything.
Get on the right path today… Now available at the Foodiggity Shop.
We know how you feel… You’re looking for balance and inner peace at the dinner table. One of the Foodiggity Shop’s most popular products, The Buddha Butter Dish, is here to help. But why stop at just an enlightened fat guy?
Now’s your chance for a true moment of Zen. Now until November 11th, purchase a Buddha Butter Dish at The Foodiggity Shop, and you can get The Zen Dipping Bowl for half of its regular price.*
Simply add both items to your cart, and use coupon code ‘momentofzen’ before checkout. Your road to enlightenment has never been easier.
*Discount is a savings of $5.99. Cannot be combined with another coupon code. Limited quantities of Zen Dipping Bowls are available. Offer ends 11:59pm EST, November 11th, 2013. Namaste.
This week, May 17th to be exact, marks the 2,557th birthday of the enlightened one, Buddha. The celebration takes place at The Lantern Festival in Seoul, South Korea — celebrated on the night of May’s full moon.
To do our part here in the States, The Foodiggity Shop is offering our beloved Buddha Butter Dish on sale for the first time ever. Head over to the shop before the end of Sunday 5/18, and get a beautiful ceramic version of the old man to hang out in the fridge.
If you were thinking what we were thinking — then you’ll agree that there’s just not enough Cheetos-related art in the world. Japanese artist Koshi Kawachi looks to change all of that, with a series of 107 Buddhas carved from a Cheetos-like Japanese snack called umai-bou. Officially-titled Tasty Buddha, the puffy snack series was part of Umai-botoke: The Snack Age — an exhibit of these and other junk food art.
And, if you’re into food-related moments of zen, perhaps Buddha could hold your butter for you too.
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