Vermont Shortbread Company: Shortbread Gift Vouchers

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The Vermont Shortbread Company
Ahh, the tantalizing aroma of Ann's home-baked shortbread. Crumbly, chewy, with a hint of your favorite flavor spread thinly between two layers of buttery-rich crust. Place your order at our website and we'll box up and mail you a fresh one in no time.

May 18, 2006

Shortbread Gift Vouchers - Buy One for a Friend

In honor of International Virtual Assistant's Day tomorrow, May 19, we're offering a special shortbread offer to our customers. Send your VA (or anyone) a pre-paid shortbread by mail to show how much you appreciate him or her!

The Vermont Shortbread Company Gift Box Voucher:

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Buy a shortbread gift voucher for a friend or colleague and recieve a confirmation link in your email. Your recipient can later email us the flavor of their choice, include the shipping address and the confirmation link to their free shortbread coupon, and cash in for a fresh-baked shortbread any time.

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Vermont Shortbread Company

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