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You crack me up Ann! I too hate the way it fits, it makes me look frumpy but I have no chest to complain about!chefann said:I wear one for a couple of reasons:
BUT-- I really hate the way it fits. I'm rather heavy-chested and it rides up or slides around to one side.
- I'm a slob.
- I like having pockets.
- I'm a slob.
- The tie gives me someplace to hang a towel.
- It identifies me as the "authority" in the room.
- And did I mention, I'm a slob.
chefann said:I wear one for a couple of reasons:
BUT-- I really hate the way it fits. I'm rather heavy-chested and it rides up or slides around to one side.
- I'm a slob.
- I like having pockets.
- I'm a slob.
- The tie gives me someplace to hang a towel.
- It identifies me as the "authority" in the room.
- And did I mention, I'm a slob.
Here's a funny story--fruit76loop said:I wear mine just during the demo like many of you. I feel naked during the occasional show where I forget it!!
chefann said:Here's a funny story--
A guest at one of my shows a couple years ago saw the "I offer theme parties" sticker on the catalog, and asked what that meant. I told her it meant we'd do recipes that fit a theme, and maybe decor or a game. She said that she lived in a "naturalist community" (aka nudist colony) and would I do a naked show?
I told her that for safety's sake, I'd insist on wearing an apron.
Yeah- me, too. Luckily, she was just trying to shock me and didn't actually book. hmm, she lived near Grand Rapids. Becky D- do you need any "interesting" shows?lacychef said:OMG I would just die....
Ginger428 said:LMAO...If someone asked me that, I'd wear 2 of them.....
That's what I was thinking! (about myself....)raebates said:One in front and one in back? I'm not sure even that would allow enough coverage for my, um, voluptuous proportions. http://www.thesmilies.com/smilies/ashamed0003.gif
chefann said:Yeah- me, too. Luckily, she was just trying to shock me and didn't actually book. hmm, she lived near Grand Rapids. Becky D- do you need any "interesting" shows?
chefann said:That's what I was thinking! (about myself....)
Now that we have the microfiber towels, I suppose I could pin them all over the apron, a la Dance of the 7 veils to provide more coverage.
As my mom always told me: Never fry bacon naked!
For some reason, that conjured up an image in my head of a muppet-like character made up entirely of microfiber towels. In all the colors we've had. It looks like a heap of laundry come to life.raebates said:Dance of the 147,892 Micro-Fiber Towels just doesn't have the same ring to it.
Wearing an apron at cooking shows not only protects your clothing from spills and stains, but it also adds to the professional and put-together look of your presentation.
We recommend wearing a full-length apron with pockets to hold any tools or utensils you may need during your demonstration. Our Pampered Chef aprons are designed specifically for cooking shows and are both stylish and functional.
While it is not required, we highly recommend that all members of the cooking show team wear an apron to maintain a cohesive and professional appearance.
Yes, our Pampered Chef aprons can be customized with your name or logo. This is a great way to add a personal touch to your cooking show and promote your business.
Most of our aprons are machine washable, but be sure to double-check the care instructions on the specific apron you choose. We recommend washing in cold water and hanging to dry to preserve the quality and longevity of the fabric.