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sunnygirl in nd said:I've been looking at it online. You divide people up into teams and they create a recipe using the game. I have my first couple's show coming up and am wondering if this would be good to use.
pampchefsarah said:My thoughts:
Instead of "no recipe or cookbook" the Consultant would provide hints (and, of course, the ingredient list) for one of our Theme Shows. The "win and steal ingredients" could be based on answers to questions about products, the business, or booking a show ie, "what's your favorite way to use the Food Chopper?" "How do you NOT wash a Stone?" "What's the best way to earn FREE product?" etc. You, as the Consultant, get to ask the questions, and the guests benefit from answering them!
Melissa78 said:Just came across this link - this game was HIGHLY recommended by Nancy Jo Ryan and we did it at our Weekend Retreat with her in Oct and it was hilarious (I didn't participate as we were having a directors training with NJR). All of the C-TL's played it and it turned out FABULOUS.
BethCooks4U said:We did it at our director retreat last year and it was a blast. I'm so glad I had realy creative cooks on my team. We WON!
BethCooks4U said:It was fun. I don't think I'd even consider it for a show but it's a great team meeting activity if you have at least 12-15 people.
Melissa78 said:My thoughts exactly! I mentioned previously that its a ton of fun but something more suited for either a mtg to work on team work as well as cooking skills or a great get-together game for friends/family. Since there are no recipes - it could turn into a disaster as a show (potentially) or be a real hoot but I think its risky and it took a LONG time (at least the game) vs we are all taught to keep our shows short and sweet. All just my opinion after seeing it in action.
Perhaps a modified version would work but the game as is is not something for a show. Again, my opinion.
pampchefsarah said:I was giving this some thought - and would love to see this thread continue so we can 'perfect' the game. Instead of winning/earning an ingredient, how about winning/earning the use of a tool? If you answer the question wrong, you have to chop up that onion with a knife. Answer correctly, and you get to use the Food Chopper. Washing lettuce? Earn the opportunity to try out the Salad & Berry Spinner, or wash and dry those leaves by hand!
The Stir Crazy Game is a fun and interactive party game that can be played with 4-8 players. To play, each player takes turns drawing a card with a specific ingredient and utensil on it. The player must then use the utensil to stir and mix the ingredient in a creative way. The rest of the players must guess what the player is making. The player with the most correct guesses wins!
Yes, the Stir Crazy Game is suitable for all ages! The game is designed to be family-friendly and can be enjoyed by kids and adults alike. It's a great way to have some lighthearted fun with friends and family.
No, the Stir Crazy Game is designed to be played with 4-8 players. This ensures that each player has a fair chance to participate and be creative. However, if you have a larger group, you can split into teams and have each team play against each other.
The Stir Crazy Game includes a variety of common kitchen utensils such as spoons, spatulas, and whisks, as well as unique items like a wooden spoon with a rubber band. The ingredients range from basic items like flour and sugar to more challenging ones like chocolate chips and gummy bears.
No, the Stir Crazy Game is not just for people who can cook. The game is meant to be a fun and creative activity, and you don't need to be an expert in the kitchen to enjoy it. In fact, it can be even more entertaining for those who are not skilled in cooking, as they can come up with the most unexpected and hilarious creations!