Are TW products really more affordable than other kitchen tools?

[alabama pc cons.]

Not bashing TW, because I do like their products but I was just comparing some prices and this is what I came up with.....

TW Shears $49
10 pc cookware $1000
Ice Cream Scoo $29.50
Can Opener $32
Lemon Lime Press $24.50
Squeeze it Decorator $23
Saucy Silicone Spatula $17.50
1 gal Pitcher $28
Quick Chef (food processor/chopper) $54.50

WOWOWWWWW.... and people complain that PC prices are too high...

 

[skaugchef]

I feel the same way about Tupperware products. But, people still buy them.

 

[Shawnna]

Its good to know how other products compare to ours...

 

[alabama pc cons.]

I know, their prices are outrageous...... I def can not afford their prices...

 

[vanscootin]

The only Tupperware thing I have that I am glad that I do are my magnetic teaspoon and tablespoon thingies... I won them at a TW party as a door prize and they are the only TW things I actually use. I mean sure I have one for my flour and sugar and brown sugar but I could have gone to WM and gotten those. I only bought them to help a friend with her party. I use our stuff everyday... and not just because I'm a consultant. I wouldn't seek out a TW consultant because I wanted to randomly buy something that I can get for a fraction of the price at a superstore.

 

[BethCooks4U]

...and if I was reading it correctly shipping is 10% PLUS $4.50.

 

[skaugchef]

I hosted a Tupperware show in September. It's 10% or 4.50 whichever is first. I have the fridgesmart things that keep my vegetables fresh longer in the fridge. But everything else is more expensive. But, I guess that's because they have lifetime guarantee?

 

[winklermom]

But, I guess that's because they have lifetime guarantee?

This was going to be my question. Do they still offer a lifetime guarantee on everything?

 

[wadesgirl]

I have some of their modular mates and a few storage items my sister got me with a show she did. My favorite TW thing (until now!) is their box grater for cheese.