blessed with good food and fortune
Yojijukugo describing a state of being blessed with both delicious food and general good luck. Often used humorously or self-deprecatingly when one enjoys a particularly good meal or a streak of good fortune.
Today I got to eat high-class cuisine for free; I'm truly blessed with good food and fortune.
The exact derivation is uncertain. The phrase combines 杓子 (shakushi, 'ladle') and 果報 (kahō, 'karmic reward' or 'good fortune'), suggesting the image of a ladle scooping up both food and luck.