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Interesting news · Thursday 12 February
Jeni Iannetta Named Head Judge for Inaugural World Shortbread Championships
Inverness · from ross-shirejournal.co.uk
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The inaugural World Shortbread Championships will take place on 21 November at Inverness Leisure, celebrating Scotland’s iconic baked treat. Multi-award-winning baker Jeni Iannetta, founder of Bad Girl Bakery, has been announced as Head Judge.
Competitors of all levels, including juniors, amateurs, and professionals, will vie for titles in traditional and speciality shortbread categories, culminating in the crowning of the first-ever World Shortbread Champion.
The event builds on the popular Shortbread Showdown and aims to highlight talent, creativity, and the rich heritage of Scottish shortbread, with judging led by broadcaster Sarah Rankin.
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