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Make a display of the Starter Kit and some of the new products including the HWC products if you have them.jodistrauss said:YIKES!! How should I set this up? Do I make any samples or just have some candy set out with some of the products? I was even thinking I might do a "sample my products" table with a couple of cucumbers/potatoes. Any ideas??
To create a successful sampling station, you will need a variety of serving dishes, utensils, and food storage containers. Some must-haves include small plates or bowls, toothpicks or cocktail forks, serving spoons or tongs, and sample cups or sealable bags. You may also want to consider using decorative items such as tablecloths, signs, and label holders to enhance your display.
To ensure the safety and freshness of your samples, it is important to keep them at the proper temperature. Use ice packs or chill bowls to keep cold foods cold, and use warming trays or chafing dishes to keep hot foods hot. Make sure to also properly store any perishable items and discard any samples that have been sitting out for too long.
The key to a successful sampling station is variety. Include a mix of sweet and savory options, as well as different textures and flavors. Some popular choices include dips and spreads, bite-sized appetizers, and mini desserts. You can also incorporate different cooking methods, such as grilling, baking, and using Pampered Chef products like the Quick Cooker or Rockcrok.
Presentation is key when it comes to creating an eye-catching sampling station. Use a variety of colors, textures, and heights to create visual interest. Arrange the food in an organized and inviting way, and use decorative items like banners or flowers to add a pop of color. Don't forget to also label the dishes and provide toothpicks or small plates for easy sampling.
Engage with your customers and make them feel welcomed and comfortable. Offer a friendly greeting and explain what each sample is and how it's prepared. Consider providing recipe cards or product information to pique their interest. You can also offer incentives, such as discounts or a chance to win a prize, for trying your samples.