aFew Random Questions for Several Items

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Discussion Overview

This thread features participants discussing various Pampered Chef products, including cookware protectors, cookbooks, and specific tools like the meat tenderizer and baster brush set. Participants share their personal experiences and preferences regarding the quality and utility of these items.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based

Main Points Raised

  • One participant expresses curiosity about the quality difference between the baster brush set and similar items found in supermarkets.
  • Another participant shares a positive experience with cookware protectors, noting their effectiveness in protecting cookware during transport.
  • Several users mention that the individual tools sold separately are of better quality compared to those in sets.
  • One participant highlights the "All the Best" cookbook as a favorite, citing its usefulness for show recipes.
  • Another participant emphasizes the effectiveness of the meat tenderizer, particularly during cooking demonstrations.
  • Multiple participants express enthusiasm for the pastry mat, describing it as the best they have encountered.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

There appears to be general agreement among participants regarding the quality of cookware protectors and the "All the Best" cookbook. However, opinions on the baster brush set and other tools vary, with no clear consensus on their comparative value.

Contextual Notes

Participants share their personal experiences with the products, often in the context of cooking demonstrations or personal use, reflecting individual preferences rather than a unified stance.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants and potential buyers within the Pampered Chef community may find this discussion helpful in evaluating product choices based on shared experiences.

BettieC
BettieC
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1. What makes our baster brush set different than the ones you can pick up in Supermarkets or even $ stores. Is the quality significantly better to justify the cost?

2. Are the "tools" that are sold separtely better quality that the ones in the sets?

3. Are the cookware protectors worth buying? The meat tenderizer?

4. What is the best cookbook to have?

Thanks! I'm looking at things to get for myself, and need to know what's worth getting and what's not. :)
 
As for the cookware protectors - I love them. They don't slide around and I can wrap one around the small saute pan and sit it in another pan and sit another saute pan inside of it and all three are protected.

I always tell people to get the All the Best cookbook first - a lot of my show recipes come from there, it has all the rings and the pumpkin spice cake and the turtle fudge skillet cake. Yum!
 
1. Just like anything else with the PC name, PC guarantees their products and they are great quality.

2. I guess it's a preference from the customer. They updated to the individual pieces to match our cookware.

3. Yes and Yes. Love the cookware protectors, they are even great for transporting items to your shows.

4. Stoneware Sensations, 29 Minutes and All the Best
 
I love the dessert cookbook. I have had for years and use it at alot of holidays.

The meat tenderizer is awesome! Very heavy and gets the job done. I usually take it with me when I do Chicken fajita shows. I have the guests pound out the chicken and they are always impressed.

I am with Sharon on the cookware protectors. I use mine in my trifle bowl too.
 
The tools sold seperately are much better quality than the group of them, hense the price difference. I LOVe the cookware protectors- I used them for cookware and also my DCB-between the stone and lid. I love the All the Best cookbook!
 
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Thanks! I will get the All the Best CB.......I have the others...lol. I will get the MT and the protectors. My BF has been wanting a MT so I will get this one for him.

I also have some of the indiv tools and love them! I got my dd the basic set for christmas.
 
I LOVE the baster set. My favorite part of it is the little brush for cleaning it! I've never seen that sold anywhere else.
 
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What about the pastry mat?
 
BettieC said:
What about the pastry mat?
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The pastry mat rocks my socks! Definitely the best one I have seen.
 
Oh ok - NOW I am cracking up - Keith, hon, you are a product whore!!!! LOL!!!
 
leftymac said:
The pastry mat rocks my socks! Definitely the best one I have seen.
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I totally agree! It's the best thing since sliced bread! ...but don't slice the bread on it or you'll cut the mat.
 
leftymac said:
The pastry mat rocks my socks! Definitely the best one I have seen.
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Totally agree! I LOVE the Pastry Mat!
 

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