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The thread explores the practices of Pampered Chef consultants regarding the inclusion of seasonings at their shows. Participants share their personal experiences and preferences on whether to bring all seasonings, only those used in recipes, or a selection of samples.
Views differ on whether to bring all seasonings or just those being used in recipes, with no clear consensus emerging on the best approach.
Participants share a variety of personal strategies and experiences related to showcasing seasonings at shows, reflecting individual preferences and sales tactics.
Consultants looking for insights into how peers manage seasoning displays at shows may find the shared experiences beneficial.
bethcooks4u said:I also have a pill box (the M-F kind with enough openings for 2 weeks) and have a sample of each in it.
legacypc46 said:I really like this idea Beth. What a great way to show all the seasonings without taking up a lot of room.
pampmomof3 said:I bring ALL of them to every show!!! Man, I thought everyone did!!
Koolotus said:those dipping oils are dyn-o-mite! I love the sundried tomato, I used the parm on french fries today![]()
legacypc46 said:I googled them too. I can't find prices anywhere...cute products, but not cute enough for me to provide my contact info knowing I'd just disappoint the consultant who calls me (i.e. not interested in hosting a show).
annew said:they've been in our area for about 11 years & I do have a lot of their organizational baskets.
I was using 1 of the rectangle baskets to bring to shows & I would put my cookbooks & some smaller tools in them it was just easier to bring to a show.
I've also used some baskets for my door prize basket.
have fun shopping![]()
Yes, I typically bring a selection of seasonings to my shows. This allows guests to see how versatile the products can be when paired with different flavors.
I recommend bringing a variety of seasonings that complement the recipes you'll be demonstrating. Common choices include garlic, Italian herbs, and spice blends that enhance the dishes being prepared.
Yes, guests can purchase seasonings at the show if they are available in the Pampered Chef catalog. I always encourage them to try the seasonings during the demonstration for a better experience.
I incorporate the seasonings into the recipes I demonstrate, showcasing how they enhance the flavor of the dishes. This not only makes the food more delicious but also highlights the importance of using quality seasonings.
Absolutely! I provide recipes that feature the seasonings used during the show. This helps guests recreate the dishes at home and encourages them to experiment with the seasonings in their own cooking.