Finally Did It! Spice Samples...

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Discussion Overview

This thread centers around participants sharing their experiences and ideas related to creating seasoning samples for gift bowls at shows. Several users discuss the materials used, the process of labeling, and the reception of such samples among guests.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based
  • Exploratory

Main Points Raised

  • One participant, identifying as a consultant, shares their experience of creating seasoning samples using zip top jewelry baggies and labels, expressing excitement about the "try it before you buy it" concept.
  • Another participant appreciates the idea and mentions they would consider it for their prize basket, although they are currently trying to quit.
  • Several users inquire about the labeling method, with one asking if labels are printed on sticky labels or stapled on top.
  • One participant mentions they prefer using sticky labels for convenience, noting the size of the baggies and how much seasoning fits inside.
  • Another participant discusses their experience of including recipe cards in their gift bowls, indicating it has been well-received and expressing interest in adding seasoning samples as well.
  • One participant reflects on the challenge of making pretty labels due to time constraints, favoring simpler solutions instead.
  • Another user mentions their transition to using a color printer and desktop publication software for labeling, suggesting that printed labels could be easier than stapled ones.
  • One participant raises a concern about the food safety of the baggies used, noting that craft baggies may not be food-safe and suggesting alternatives.
  • Another participant echoes this concern, questioning whether guests would feel comfortable with the handling of the spices in non-food-safe bags.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ on the labeling methods and the materials used for packaging seasoning samples. Some participants express enthusiasm for the idea, while others raise concerns about food safety.

Contextual Notes

The discussion reflects personal experiences and preferences regarding the creation and presentation of seasoning samples for promotional purposes at shows.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants looking for creative ideas to enhance their gift offerings at shows may find the shared experiences and suggestions relevant.

Thanks, Lisa. You little night hawk. I never expected such a quick response. Maybe you can also include that label. I could not find others in my files, tonight.
 
I love your samples Grandmarita!! I'm going to have to try this for my next show!!
 
GrandmaRita- those are too cute! I made up several spice sample bags and put in my prize bowl- no takers as of yet. But these would draw attention to them I bet!
 
Here's what Rita uses on a 3 across label, couldn't get the label to load, but here's the words.......

#9733 Rosemary Herb
Combine 1 Tbsp. Oil with contents. Rub mixture over surface of meat or fish. Bake,broil, grill as desired.


HTH,

Lisa
 
I finally got my lables done! Thank you everyone who posted on this great thread. :chef:
 

Attachments

I bought the larger bags (oops) 3x4 so I put 2 tbsp into it with the label on the bottom and then folded the loose end at the top in half and stapled my business card to them.
 

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