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Foodiggity’s Father’s Day Gift Guide, 2017

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It’s almost June, so it’s finally dad’s time to shine. Whether he’s a BBQ master, collector of the craftiest bottle caps, or likes fancy footwear — the Foodiggity Shop may have just the thing. Check out what’s in store.

 

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Dads don’t always get the words right. Our guess is that he also enjoys a drink now and then. Therefore, Mistaken Lyrics Tumblers make perfect sense. [available in four styles, $14.99]

 

Sushi Socks

Dad could probably use some improvement to his sock drawer. Sushi Socks could be just the thing to help dad’s feet feel fancy. [available in five styles, or in a three-pack, $11.99-$29.99]

 

Frozen Peas Ice Mold

Don’t let dad use boring square ice cubes in his drink. The Frozen Peas Ice Mold produces large orbs if ice — which melt a lot slower. And, doesn’t he deserve to savor his beverage, for once? [$14.99]

 

USA Bottle Cap Map

If dad has some wall space and an excessive amount of bottle caps, the USA Bottle Cap Map is here to help. The map is made from sturdy birch and will hold up to 81 of dad’s favorite caps. [$44.99]

 

Foodnited States T-shirts

Perhaps dad enjoys super-soft tees and wants to show some state pride. The Foodnited States T-shirts are perfect for the pun and food-loving dad. [available in six states, $24.99]

 

Dinosaur Bottle Opener

Before they go up on his new USA Bottle Cap Map, those caps need to be separated from the bottle. What could be better for the job than a cast iron T-rex? The Dinosaur Bottle Opener is up to the task, with his large mouth and cap-ripping teeth — despite his comically short arms. [$39.99]

 

BBQ Apron Guide

Face it… Dad may not always know what he’s doing in front of the grill. The BBQ Apron Guide is here to help. Printed upside down, dad will have easy access to cooking methods, recipes and techniques. Unless he’s a messy one and the apron becomes illegible… then you’re all on your own. [$23.99]

Check out a lot more for dad over at The Foodiggity Shop. Happy Father’s Day.

Foodiggity’s Father’s Day Gift Guide, 2016

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This Father’s Day, Foodiggity did the thinking for you. Now, all you need to do, is hit a few buttons and take all the credit. You’re welcome.

And, take 15%-off all of our Father’s Day Stuff with code DADROCKS. Dad would be so proud that you saved money on his gift.

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Frozen Peas Ice Mold

Dad could have the coolest ice in town, with Frozen Peas Ice Molds. The best part… Ice spheres melt 80% slower than old-fashioned ice cubes. And, Dad’s current ice trays probably aren’t giant pea pods. [$14.99]

 

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BBQ Veggie Cutters

Dads like to grill. However, it often involves cooking some type of animal. So, when Dad needs to grill some veggies, he could at least make them look like meat with BBQ Veggie Cutters. The set includes three cutters — a drumstick, a bone, and a sausage. [$16.99]

 

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Mistaken Lyrics Tumblers

Nobody mangles song lyrics quite like Dad. So, why not encourage this behavior with Mistaken Lyrics Tumblers. Available in five different lyrics. [$14.99]

 

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Sushi Socks

Help Dad improve his sock drawer with Sushi Socks. The pairs are super-easy to re-roll back into sushi form, so Dad could be a sushi sock chef every laundry day. [from $11.99]

 

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Superhero Freaker Bottle Sleeves

Let Dad know that he’s super every time he drinks. Superhero Freaker Bottle Sleeves will fit over and insulate any of Dad’s drinking vessels — whether it’s a bottle, can, or mason jar. [from $11.99]

 

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Knuckle Pounder Meat Tenderizer

For the Dad who prefers his meat thoroughly beaten, there’s the Knuckle Pounder Meat Tenderizer. The handy kitchen tool will improve BBQ night for the entire family. Made from cast aluminum. [$11.99]

And, be sure to check out all of Foodiggity Shop’s Father’s Day Stuff. Coupon code DADROCKS for 15%-off.

Foodiggity’s Father’s Day Gift Guide, 2014

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It’s that time of year again… Time to let dad know that he rocks, to nurture his love of cooking, and/or to support his fondness for booze.

Either way, Foodiggity is proud to offer this year’s Father’s Day Gift Guide. We’re sure there’s something here that dad will dig. Enjoy and Happy Father’s Day.

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Legless Pirate Corkscrew

Dads drink… We know this because they have kids. The Legless Pirate Corkscrew will help open any bottle — whether with the helpful pirate’s corkscrew leg, or its bottle-opening head. Happy FAAARRRther’s Day!! [$14.99]

 

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Obsessive Chef Cutting Board

If you have a man in your life who likes to cook, congrats. But perhaps said male is also a little obsessive about his knife skills. The Obsessive Chef Cutting Board will help with both.

The bamboo cutting board includes measurements to help dad make the most precise cuts. So, grab one for dad and enjoy your perfectly sliced and diced dinners. You’re welcome. [$24.99]

 

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Knuckle Pounder Meat Tenderizer

Does dad enjoy his meat thoroughly beaten? The Knuckle Pounder Meat Tenderizer is here to help. Made to look like a set of brass knuckles, dad can deliver some back alley justice to any cut of meat.

The meat-beating could also help dad let out his frustrations from the previous 364 days that weren’t Father’s Day. [$11.99]

 

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Frozen Peas Ice Mold

As mentioned previously, we know dad drinks… He has kids and all. And, there’s no better way for dad to keep his drink cool than with a giant ice cube.

The Frozen Peas Ice Mold will help create oversized orbs of coolness that melt 80% slower… So dad can really take his time with that drink. Give him a break, it’s his day to shine. [$14.99]

 

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Rock and Roll Stuff

Dad rocks… So, let him know this with some fun rock and roll-related kitchen stuff.

Whether he could use a Flipper Guitar Spatula to play air guitar in the kitchen, Record Coasters to rest his drink on, or needs to time an egg with a Turntable Timer… They’ll appease dad’s love of music, and remind him that he rocks and/or rolls. Even if he uses the spatula to play air guitar. [$7.99-$14.99]

 

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Sugar Skull Spoon

You’ve stirred up trouble your entire life. Now, dad needs to stir his coffee. The Sugar Skull Spoon is here to help, with one of the coolest and macabre spoons available. [$14.99]

 

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Cooking Blocks Utensil Set

Dad has helped put together a countless amount of LEGO sets… We think he can handle three utensils. The Cooking Blocks Utensil Set consists of a toy brick-inspired spatula, spoon, and pasta fork.

Hopefully, all of that brick-assembling paid off, and dad can get this set together on the wall. And, if not, the kids can help… As usual. [$39.99]

 

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Say Cheese Camera Slicer

Any dad probably had his picture taken, or has taken a few pics of the kids with an old Polaroid camera. And, everyone loves cheese. The Say Cheese Camera Slicer is here to make dad smile, and to get him that cheese he’s been asking for all year. [$11.99]

 

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Tattoo Oven Mitt

Dad needs to reach into the oven to get out his raspberry scones, and he wants to look manly in the process. The Tattoo Oven Mitt is here to help.

Unless dad already has tattoos… In which case he either doesn’t bake, or prefers to reach into an oven barehanded anyway. That would make the scones look tough. [$14.99]

Need more inspiration for dad? Head over to see more Father’s Day Stuff at the Foodiggity Shop.

Stuff For Dad, Foodiggity’s Father’s Day Gift Guide

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Father’s Day approaches, and the dads in your life would probably love a few silly pointless gifts. Whether dad wants to look a bit tougher when baking, or likes to deliver swift justice to his cutlets,  Foodiggity is here to help.

 

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Turn Dad into a kitchen badass with The Tattoo Oven Mitt. Because it’s hard to look tough while baking, especially when dad is making his special quiche. [link]

 

 

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Rockin’ Veggie Peeler, $7.99

For the dad who likes to rock out with his cuke out, there’s the Rockin’ Veggie Peeler. Have dad unleash some heavy metal on some veggies, even he’s normally into soft jazz. [link]

 

 

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Knuckle Pounder Meat Tenderizer, $10.99

For the dad who likes to thoroughly beat his meat. The Knuckle Pounder Meat Tenderizer will help deliver swift justice to dad’s t-bones, and keep all the cutlets in line. [link]

 

 

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The Obsessive Chef Cutting Board, $23.99

For the dad who needs to work on his brunoises, The Obsessive Chef Cutting Board is here to help. Part kitchen tool, part OCD-encourager, the cutting board includes guides for the most important cuts. [link]

 

 

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Meat Tattoos, $6.49

Let Dad show his meat love, albeit temporarily, with Meat Tattoos. Sorry, mom… But they’ll come off eventually. [link]

 

 

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Grilled Cheesus Sandwich Press, $23.99

Your father, who art in the kitchen, deserves a Grilled Cheesus Sandwich Press. Dad can make his go-to grilled cheese even holier, or any sandwich that he tries to pass off as dinner when mom’s not home. [link]

Happy Father’s Day… Be sure to stop by The Foodiggity Shop and check out a few more ideas for dad.

Foodiggity’s Father’s Day Gift Guide

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Mom had her special day — now it’s time for dear old dad. Since Father’s Day falls closer to the summer, the heat can sometimes cloud our better judgement when picking out a gift. This often results in buying dad another terrible tie, or a power tool that he already has.

This year, give dad something he’ll really dig. Whether he’s a kitchen rockstar, or a cubicle captive — The Foodiggity Shop is here to help.

 

Knuckle Pounder Meat Tenderizer

Does dad like to beat his t-bones silly? Or, he just needs to flatten a few cutlets? The Knuckle Pounder Meat Tenderizer is here to help. Made from cast aluminum, the meat beater is the perfect gift for a carnivore dad. And you could reap the benefits of his meat beating at the next family BBQ. Win Win! $12 at The Foodiggity Shop.

 

Flipper Guitar Spatula

Remember that time you caught dad playing air guitar to the soft rock station? Or, maybe you have a cool dad that can actually shred? Either way, the Flipper Guitar Spatula is designed to look like dad’s axe — real or imaginary. And it will help make him a kitchen rockstar, one grilled cheese at a time. $12 at The Foodiggity Shop.

 

Dine Ink Pen Set

If dad’s a cubicle captive, and too lazy to walk to the office kitchen for utensils, The Dine Ink Pen Set is the solution. Fully-functional pens that double as cutlery, they’ll help dad multi-task when he can’t break for lunch. He might even be nice enough to bring his pen cutlery home, and leave them in the sink for mom to clean. $8 at The Foodiggity Shop.

 

Have An Ice Day

 

Let’s face it… you probably drove dad to drink, with all of your crying and wanting to go to college and stuff. So why not make his beverage as happy as possible? Have An Ice Day Ice Cubes will help lighten up dad’s drink. He might even crack a smile himself after another six glasses. $7 at The Foodiggity Shop.

 

Foodiggity-Approved T-shirts

Dad needs some torso coverage — especially since he still hasn’t lost the baby weight. So why shouldn’t he use a novelty food-related t-shirt to do so? Dad can express his proclivity for pork or condiments, or show off his love of fast food and trilogies. $14 each at The Foodiggity Shop.

 

The Obsessive Chef Cutting Board

If dad likes to cook, and doesn’t tolerate inaccurate brunoises, he might dig The Obsessive Chef Cutting Board. With measurement lines for every type of cut and angle, dad’s attempt at dinner will at least show-off some sick knife skills. $24 at The Foodiggity Shop.

These and more stuff for dad can be found at The Foodiggity Shop. And, use coupon code ‘dadrules’ and get 10%-off your entire cart.

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