Vermont Shortbread Company: Shortbread, NASCAR, and Me

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March 05, 2008

Shortbread, NASCAR, and Me

As I was channel surfing this weekend, I giggled hysterically when I heard a TV announcer say that the fifth annual NASCAR Day is the same day as the shortbread chick's birthday this year!

I haven't figured out how to celebrate yet. Maybe race car shaped shortbread cookies? Any ideas? Let me hear them! I love any excuse to draw attention to my special day and to one sport I know nothing about and just don't "get". Let's have some fun with it.

Ann Zuccardy on March 05, 2008 | Permalink

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Comments

My vote is NASCAR numbers for your favorite driver.

I just found a Rusty Wallace #4 Cookie mold on ebay...

Michael

Posted by: Michael at Eddiesenergy.com | March 06, 2008 at 11:07 AM

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Vermont Shortbread Company

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