lde1403
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I Am Having a Pampered Chef Bunco Show This Week and Wanted to Know if Anyone
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Discussion Overview
The thread centers around organizing a Pampered Chef Bunco show, with participants sharing their experiences and ideas related to the event. Discussions include suggestions for games and contests to engage guests, as well as methods for encouraging RSVPs.
Discussion Character
- Anecdotal
- Opinion-based
Main Points Raised
- One participant shares their plan for a Bunco show and seeks advice on similar experiences and RSVP strategies.
- Another participant suggests a banana dressing contest and an ugliest pot holder or spatula contest, with potential prizes for winners.
- A different participant mentions a "Rattiest Cookbook Contest" as a fun way to engage guests and provide an excuse for the host to call them.
- One participant recounts a memorable moment from a previous contest where a vintage cookbook was featured, highlighting the enjoyment of sharing old recipes.
- Another participant expresses enthusiasm for the cookbook contest idea but notes that some guests may be hesitant to part with their old cookbooks.
- One participant clarifies that their event did not involve exchanging cookbooks but focused solely on the contest aspect.
Areas of Agreement / Disagreement
Views differ on the specific contests to hold, with some participants favoring the cookbook theme while others suggest different games. No clear consensus emerges on the best approach for the Bunco show.
Contextual Notes
Participants share personal experiences and ideas related to hosting events, focusing on engagement strategies for guests.
Who May Find This Useful
Consultants looking for creative ideas to enhance their own shows or events may find the shared experiences and suggestions valuable.
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chefloriray
Not sure about BUNCO but have a couple suggestions on what to bring with them. I have heard of dressing up a banana and having a contest on whose is the best, then using the bananas for banana splits afterwards. Have also heard of ugliest pot holder contest or ugliest spatula/scraper. Then maybe giving the winner a new scraper or a % off if they purchase a new one.
Ann F
Gold Member
- 680
I often call my host about 3 days before the show and tell her to call all her guests and ask them to bring their "rattiest" cookbook for a "Rattiest Cookbook Contest". It's fun, and it gives the host an "excuse" for calling her guests. I award a Season's Best to the winner.
The other night, a lady brought a cookbook from the '50s and read a portion of it to us. Something about men being particular about how their eggs are cooked, so it "behooves" the new bride to learn how to make them! She won the contest hands down.
At conference I bought a $20 box that included a bundle of 2001 SB's. I walked around and traded for some more. Now I award the winners with a "vintage cookbook" in honor of their own vintage one.
The other night, a lady brought a cookbook from the '50s and read a portion of it to us. Something about men being particular about how their eggs are cooked, so it "behooves" the new bride to learn how to make them! She won the contest hands down.
At conference I bought a $20 box that included a bundle of 2001 SB's. I walked around and traded for some more. Now I award the winners with a "vintage cookbook" in honor of their own vintage one.
chefjill
- 70
What a great idea!!!! I know some people who's cookbooks definitely qualify as "ratty" but they are very reluctant to part with them. Exchanging for a new one could be the way to go.
Thanks for sharing!!
Jill Wright
Director, Benicia, CA
[email protected]
www.pamperedchef.biz/jillscooking
Thanks for sharing!!
Jill Wright
Director, Benicia, CA
[email protected]
www.pamperedchef.biz/jillscooking
Ann F
Gold Member
- 680
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Pampered Chef Bunco Show?
A Pampered Chef Bunco Show is a fun, social gathering where guests play the game of Bunco while also learning about and purchasing Pampered Chef products. It combines the excitement of a game night with the opportunity to explore kitchen tools and recipes.
How can I prepare for my Pampered Chef Bunco Show?
To prepare for your Pampered Chef Bunco Show, make sure to invite your guests in advance, set up a comfortable space for playing Bunco, and have a selection of Pampered Chef products on display. You can also prepare some snacks or drinks to enhance the experience.
What products should I showcase at my Bunco Show?
Consider showcasing popular and versatile Pampered Chef products such as the Deluxe Cooking Blender, Stoneware, or the Mix 'N Chop. Highlight items that are easy to use and can help simplify cooking and entertaining.
Can I earn rewards from hosting a Pampered Chef Bunco Show?
Yes, as a host of a Pampered Chef Bunco Show, you can earn rewards based on the sales generated during the event. These rewards may include discounts on products, free items, and exclusive host-only offers.
What should I do if guests want to place orders after the show?
If guests want to place orders after the show, you can provide them with a link to your Pampered Chef website or take their orders directly. Make sure to follow up with them to ensure they receive their products and to answer any questions they may have.
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