A Golden Offer

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A Golden Opportunity

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White gold. That's what snow is called in Vermont. That beautiful, fluffy stuff that makes winter activities fun and just so happens to bring a little revenue to the state. And for the most part, I agree. But here's my situation today, stuck at home during Storm 2 waiting for Storm 3 (to which Accuweather has linked the word "monster"), sore from shoveling, snowblower stuck, a seven-foot wall at the end of my driveway from the plow trucks (don't get me wrong, I LOVE my plow guys.) Water jugs and kerosene lamps are filled for the almost-certain impending power outage. And here's the worst: the satellite is out. No Olympics. No Food Network. But I have my old friend Internet. The wild, wacky, world wide web, saving me from utter disconnectedness. So what shall we do, old friend? Do you have any ideas, Internet? What did you say? Sell some cheese at an amazing discount? I know, we'll create an offer for Three-Year Old Grafton Gold. Get it? Like white gold. Like Olympic gold. Ah, I love it when a plan comes together.

So here's the deal: for a limited time, you can buy 4 oz Grafton Gold bars for only $2.99. You gotta buy at least four of them, which means you'll be getting a pound of Gold for under $12. (A pound of gold! Cheese humor!) These cute little mini-bars are perfect for throwing in your lunch bag, bringing to a party, or putting down the tube of your food processor to make some kickin' mac and cheese. We'll start shipping these out next week.

There's not many of these. Go for the Gold. (Olympic cheese humor!)

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