Did You Know? - Unique Tips and Tricks for Everyday Life

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Discussion Overview

The thread centers around the sharing of unique cooking tips and tricks, particularly focusing on the concept of "Did You Know?" cards that participants can use in their guest packets during shows. Participants express their enthusiasm for exchanging ideas and experiences related to these tips.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based

Main Points Raised

  • One participant expresses interest in including "Did You Know?" tip cards in guest packets, sharing a specific example about using bar pans for cooking bacon.
  • Several participants welcome a new member, Melissa, and encourage her to explore the community for tips.
  • One participant mentions using "Did You Know?" cards during shows to engage guests while preparing recipes.
  • Another participant shares a tip about using a quick stir pitcher for mixing baby formula, noting it as a cool idea.
  • Some participants highlight the abundance of tips available in the community and suggest sharing ideas with others.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

General agreement exists on the value of sharing tips and using "Did You Know?" cards, though specific methods of incorporation into shows vary among participants.

Contextual Notes

Participants share personal experiences and ideas related to cooking tips and community engagement, with a focus on enhancing guest interactions during shows.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants looking for creative ways to engage guests during shows and those interested in exchanging cooking tips may find this discussion beneficial.

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minersmix
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Hello,
I stumbled on this great site and joined immediately. I was searching for any interesting cooking or product tips. I want to include tip cards in my guest packets. I want to name it "Did you know?". Here is an example-using your bar pans to cook bacon in the oven is less messy, crispy without shriveling. Any tips are helpful. Thank you.
 
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Melissa...WELCOME! So happy you found our little corner of cyberspace! There are TONS of tips here...good luck!
 
Welcome to the group. If you click on files and then search using the name of a product you should find tips as well as recipe "booklets" for a lot of the products.
 
Welcome to our wacky little corner of the world.
 
Welcome. There are tips and tricks galore here. You can also post your "Did you know" sheet as an idea for others.
 
Welcome Melissa!
 
Here are some "did you know" type cards that others have posted. Some people use them during their shows.

HTH!
 

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Welcome Melissa!

Glad to see another New Yorker here!

Kelly V.
Central New York
 
Welcome Melissa!!

And thanks Nicole, those cards were great!!!
 
I stumbled upon this too. I love the "Did You Know" questions. How do you guys use these and incorporate them into your show???
 
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What we are doing is putting them on note cards and placing them in the packets. We go around and ask them to read them while preparing the recipe to keep their attention. This is especially good for a new consultant.
 
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Thank you for the cards. I have been telling everyone in my Cluster about this website. So you may see more New Yorkers joining. The support is wonderful.
 
Hi....& welcome, where in NY?
 
Ginger428 said:
Hi....& welcome, where in NY?
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Ha! I read your post as "Where is New York" and looked to see where you were from.

Maybe I need better glasses, . . . .

--Jenny L
 
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I am almost as North as you can get. I live very close to the New York and Vermont borders. A little town outside of Plattsburgh, New York. There is not much here, a couple of colleges, some industry, a closed airforce base, but it is very beautiful in the summer. I am in the heart of the Adirondacks.
 
WOW!!!! BEAUTIFUL Country up there!!!! Have not been up there in years, but when I retire...:rolleyes: I would LOVE to move there....:D
 
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I heard another good "Did you know" tip last night at my show. One mother uses her quick stir pitcher to mix her baby formula. Is that not cool?
 
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