Practicing YOGA in the KITCHEN

Yogis are now baking their way through each chakra with this new spring 2011 collection of yoga shaped cookie cutter kits by The Kitchen Yogi.

2011-04-06

ASBURY PARK, NJ, April 05, 2011 (Press-News.org) Yoga studios of every style are filling their boutiques with the latest additions to this already fun collection of yoga shaped cookie cutter kits. Expanding the collection this season, The Kitchen Yogi's (http://thekitchenyogi.com) number one sellers are "Yogi Mommy", "Warrior I", and "Crow Pose."

These cookie cutter kits are bringing smiles to yogi worldwide! Who wouldn't want to eat a cookie in the shape of Warrior I? Each kit includes an asana cookie cutter, delicious cookie recipe and how-to yoga instructions.

These yoga products are available for wholesale and retail purchase at TKY online store.

Contact:
The Kitchen Yogi
bake@thekitchenyogi.com
http://www.thekitchenyogi.com

(609) 977-7150

The Kitchen Yogi would be happy to answer any inquiries, please contact us at bake@thekitchenyogi.com

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