'Bang Bang!' Said the Cookie
Straight from Colorado comes a cookie with a bang. The Grand Junction Free Press was first to hip us onto these 9-mm-shaped sugar cookie made by Mary Lincoln, owner of the Slice O' Life Bakery in Palisade. Though Lincoln informed me I was behind the times and she was doing turkey-shaped cookies when I called her earlier this week, she promised that next week the guns would be loaded with butter and sugar and ready to go for $2 a pop.
Signs in Lincoln's store read, "No background checks" and “No waiting period." While Lincoln shaped a piece of cardboard to make her cookie cutter, we found an actual cookie cutter for sale ($12.95, from CopperGifts.com).
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4 Comments:
I would want a thirty-aught-six cookie. Maybe a musket for 4th of July. Oh pardon me while I talk holiday themed, cyclical baked goods. LMAO!!!
JerzeeTomato at 12:33PM on 11/30/08
As long as Jackie Kennedy doesn't go into business with her to expand the line...
mcarnold at 1:59PM on 11/30/08
would you call that a "congealed" weapon? bang, bang!
jaywarner at 10:41PM on 11/30/08
I'm holding out for the Saturday night special. ;)
Do you think NRA members leave these out for Santa on Christmas Eve?
holdthemayo at 6:41AM on 12/01/08