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Heritage Shortbread
Heritage Shortbread Half Gallon Tin
$59.95 • 50 pieces
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Jun 3 2013 - Jun 7 2013

From gingery broonies (oatmeal gingerbread) to honeyed whisky cake, Scotland has an illustrious baking history. However, the jewel in the crown, according to John Quigley, chef of Glasgow's Red Onion restaurant, is Scottish shortbread. Willow McGrain makes these buttery, flaky biscuits from her mother's secret recipe.

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  • Tin of 50 pieces of Heritage Shortbread
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Heritage Shortbread Hilton Head Island, South Carolina

Scottish shortbread runs in Willow McGrain’s family. Once Willow began baking her mother’s sweet biscuits for friends, she knew she couldn’t keep them to herself. Rather than disclose the secret family recipe, Willow decided to bake her popular Scottish shortbread for pastry lovers all over the world, and has been doing so from her home state of South Carolina since 2005.

From the Source Estimated Delivery: Jun 3 2013 - Jun 7 2013

Once your order is processed, it will be ground shipped. You'll receive an email confirming your ship date. Heritage Shortbread ships Monday through Friday.

 

Why We Love It

Shortbread wasn’t an everyday treat for Willow McGrain. Her mother only made Scottish shortbread during Christmastime, when sharing Scottish shortbread symbolizes wishing good health to friends. “She was a strict Scottish disciplinarian when it came to shortbread, because it is only given as a gift,” Willow says. These days, Willow is making her famous shortbread cookies year-round for those commemorating occasions big and small. 

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What's Included

  • Tin of 50 pieces of Heritage Shortbread

Use and Care

  • Once opened, store in an air tight container

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This item is final sale and non-returnable. Gilt Taste is committed to offering quality products that are fresh, honest and inspiring.