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How Do You Pack Your Show-to-Go?
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Discussion Overview
This thread centers around participants sharing their experiences and tips on how to effectively pack the Show-to-Go system. Participants express excitement about the product and seek advice on packing preferences and strategies.
Discussion Character
- Anecdotal
- Opinion-based
Main Points Raised
- One participant, identifying as a consultant, expresses excitement about their new Show-to-Go piece and asks for packing tips.
- Several participants mention difficulties accessing a video on the consultant's corner that may provide packing guidance.
- One participant shares their experience of using the side pockets for cookbooks and catalogs, and describes how they organize other items within the system.
- Another participant notes that there is no definitive right or wrong way to pack the Show-to-Go, sharing that they know someone who uses it differently by removing center pieces.
- One participant mentions that the rolling case can become heavy when fully loaded, which they consider a drawback.
Areas of Agreement / Disagreement
Views differ on the best packing methods, and no clear consensus emerges regarding a single effective way to pack the Show-to-Go system.
Contextual Notes
Participants share personal experiences and preferences regarding the packing of the Show-to-Go system, reflecting a variety of approaches based on individual needs.
Who May Find This Useful
Consultants looking for packing strategies for the Show-to-Go system may find the shared experiences beneficial.
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Show to go system moviehttps://www.pamperedchef.com/video/show_to_go.mov
if that'll load for ya. I too, could not view on my aol dial-up connection at my house. My boyfriends charter connection loads it no problem.
There's really not a right way or wrong way with the S2G. I know a gal that actually took the center pieces out of the roller piece and uses it as one big trunk.
UPDATE TO POST: Holy Crudoly! I had clicked on the link in consultant's corner just to copy it and paste it to this site. I didn't close the blank window that popped up. Just clicked over to this site and went on my merry way. Okay, almost 40 minutes have passed. Suddenly LOUD (speakers on laptop turned up) music came blaring from my laptop. I clicked over and I'll be...the video had finally loaded and was playing! So, those that are having problems getting it to load. Just forget about it and wait 40 minutes! ha!
if that'll load for ya. I too, could not view on my aol dial-up connection at my house. My boyfriends charter connection loads it no problem.
There's really not a right way or wrong way with the S2G. I know a gal that actually took the center pieces out of the roller piece and uses it as one big trunk.
UPDATE TO POST: Holy Crudoly! I had clicked on the link in consultant's corner just to copy it and paste it to this site. I didn't close the blank window that popped up. Just clicked over to this site and went on my merry way. Okay, almost 40 minutes have passed. Suddenly LOUD (speakers on laptop turned up) music came blaring from my laptop. I clicked over and I'll be...the video had finally loaded and was playing! So, those that are having problems getting it to load. Just forget about it and wait 40 minutes! ha!
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its_me_susan
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pampered1224
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You need Quicktime playerYou need to go to the www.quicktime.com and download the QuickTime Player.
Free Premier multimedia player to get the video to play.
You must download this to your computer before you can even download the video or play it directly from Consultants Corner.
And about packing it, it will depend entirely on what you plan on carrying in it.
I use the two side pockets of the rolling case by placing cookbooks in one and catalogs and order forms in the other. I place the Carving Board and the Large Grooved Cutting Board int he back pocket by the handle. I put my laptop in the front pocket. The Simple Additions pieces go great in the inner pockets and there are two long sleeves behind those pockets that I use for the Stripped Rectangle and the Carving Set. There is a large sleve ont he other side that I carry the Square Platter in or a Round Stone. depends on the recipe I am making. The Carving set may be replaced next month as it is not a host speical next month. So again it will depend on what you paln to carry.
Free Premier multimedia player to get the video to play.
You must download this to your computer before you can even download the video or play it directly from Consultants Corner.
And about packing it, it will depend entirely on what you plan on carrying in it.
I use the two side pockets of the rolling case by placing cookbooks in one and catalogs and order forms in the other. I place the Carving Board and the Large Grooved Cutting Board int he back pocket by the handle. I put my laptop in the front pocket. The Simple Additions pieces go great in the inner pockets and there are two long sleeves behind those pockets that I use for the Stripped Rectangle and the Carving Set. There is a large sleve ont he other side that I carry the Square Platter in or a Round Stone. depends on the recipe I am making. The Carving set may be replaced next month as it is not a host speical next month. So again it will depend on what you paln to carry.
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dawn424383
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I LOVE the rolling show case!!! It has so many pockets and can really hold a lot of stuff. I'm still experimenting on how to pack it. However, if you really load it up - it is HEAVY!!! 
That's my only complaint. 
Dawn Trudell
Independent Kitchen Consultant
Fort Wayne, IN
www.pamperedchef.biz/dawntrudell
That's my only complaint. Dawn Trudell
Independent Kitchen Consultant
Fort Wayne, IN
www.pamperedchef.biz/dawntrudell
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Show-to-Go kit?
A Show-to-Go kit is a portable collection of Pampered Chef products and materials that consultants use to showcase items during cooking shows or demonstrations. It allows consultants to easily transport everything they need to host a successful event.
What items should I include in my Show-to-Go kit?
Your Show-to-Go kit should include essential Pampered Chef products that you plan to demonstrate, catalogs, order forms, business cards, and any necessary tools or utensils for cooking. Additionally, consider including promotional materials and samples for guests to try.
How do I organize my Show-to-Go kit for easy transport?
To organize your Show-to-Go kit, use clear bins or bags to separate different categories of items, such as cooking tools, products, and paperwork. Label each container for quick access, and ensure that heavier items are at the bottom to prevent tipping during transport.
How can I ensure my products stay safe during transport?
To keep your products safe, wrap fragile items in bubble wrap or packing paper and place them in padded containers. Use dividers or cushioning materials to prevent items from shifting during transport. Always check your kit before leaving to ensure everything is secure.
What tips do you have for packing my Show-to-Go kit efficiently?
Pack your Show-to-Go kit the night before your event to avoid last-minute stress. Make a checklist of all items you need to bring and double-check it before you leave. Consider using a rolling cart or tote with wheels for easier transport, especially if you have a lot of items.
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