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12 April 2008

Oh you punny, punny people: Giveaway winners

I sent out the call and I was not disappointed.

Nine funny and creative people sent in more than 30 punny recipe titles in hopes that they'd be one of the four to find a copy of Greta and Janet Podeleski's Eat, Shrink and Be Merry in their post box. Let's just say, I'm glad this was a random draw because I wouldn't be able to narrow down this creative group down to four...I was laughing that hard.
But random draw I did, and here are the winners, and the puns which were selected:
Baking Soda of Bake My Day, The Netherlands
Tiny Tit-bits: cubed chicken breast dressed (we wouldn't want to leave them bare now would we?) in a sauce with light cream, spring onions and tarragon spooned over rice or skewered to nibble on with a drink on lazy Sunday afternoons!

Laura G., Canada
Chattanooga Cha Ca: Vietnamese-style fish cakes
Jaime of Good Eats 'n' Sweet Treats, USA
Dine-o-mite!: baked alaska with lit sparklers on top
Kristen A., USA
Americone Dreams: Cupcakes baked into those little flat Cake Ice Cream Cones
Congratulations to you all. I'll try and get your books into the post this week!
Thanks so much to everyone who entered!

cheers!
jasmine




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4 comments:

  1. glamah1612 April, 2008 22:41

    Ah well.You win some and you lose some. Maybe next time for me.Was fun trying to think of puns.

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  2. Karen Baking Soda13 April, 2008 12:51

    Thanks so much! I was so happy I was squee-ing at my screen when I saw your message!
    Love the other punny titles.

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  3. Anonymous19 April, 2008 11:15

    Congratulations to the winners!

    Paz

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  4. Anonymous20 April, 2008 15:58

    Isn't Americone Dreams the name of Stephen Colbert's Ben and Jerry's Ice Cream flavour??

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