You may think we have the Midwest Dairy Association to thank for this, but according to the app, it’s actually the ancient Tibetan monks.
(Naturally.)
These monks carved animals and deities of worship out of yak butter. In the 1800s, the tradition spread to North America, where Minnesota farm
wives used blocks of butter to carve decorative patterns, which were displayed at state fairs. (Stick with me here.)
And now you, too, can get in
on the butter-carving action. Upload a photo, choose a personality for your sculpture (choices include a diary princess, a butter hippie and a butter
bouffant, to name a few) and voila—you’re immortalized in butter. (Just steer clear of the heat.)
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