Iso Bamboo Tongs (I Made a Boo-Boo)

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A user is seeking to purchase bamboo tongs to use as giveaways at an upcoming vendor table event, expressing urgency since the items have been discontinued. Despite efforts to place a supply order, they are unable to do so without incurring full price costs and are hoping for assistance from fellow members. Some users respond with offers to sell their own stock of bamboo tongs, discussing quantities and prices, while the original poster expresses gratitude for the support. Additionally, the user shares personal news about a recent birthday celebration and a new kitchen setup, indicating a return to business activities after maternity leave. The conversation highlights community support in sourcing discontinued items and personal updates within the group.
DebbieSAChef
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I meant to order a whole bunch of these before they were discontinued but unfortunately I made a boo boo and forgot!!!

Can anyone help? I know this might be a long shot but I am looking to buy your bamboo tongs door prize supply. I need a whole bunch. I was going to give them away at a vendor table next month with every order placed that day!! They are very popular. Let me know if you can help me!

BTW, thanks for those birthday wishes!! I had a great birthday! My hubby got me a new stove and mircrowave with built in vent! Very nice! I am excited since I am having an open house show for myself this Thursday to get things started up again in my business now that baby Daniel is two months old!!

Debbie :D
 
I have some - don't know how many. Let me check when I get home from work.
 
You should be able to place an individual order dated August. Not sure if you can do that with supply orders.
 
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Nope
cmdtrgd said:
You should be able to place an individual order dated August. Not sure if you can do that with supply orders.
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Nope I can't do that with a supply order and I don't want to have to buy them at full price but I may have to. It all depends on my chef success pals!! Can they help me? Ann is usually a life saver!!! Thanks for the idea.

Debbie :D
 
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Yes!!!
chefann said:
I have some - don't know how many. Let me check when I get home from work.
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Thank you Ann. I will await your response!!! Ann you are a lifesaver!!

Debbie :D
 
I have two...
 
I have 8 Debbie. I'm sure you need more, but it's a start. :)
$15 including shipping. OK?
 
I have a set of 10 that I bought on the supply order (and then found several others) so I would be willing to part with them for the $12 I paid plus shipping to you (I would expect shipping to be about $3).
 
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I'll take themI'll take them both!!! Ladies PM me with a paypal address and I will send payment. Thanks,
Debbie :D
 
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ThanksThank you for your responses!!

I am sorry I just noticed you gals posted yesterday afternoon. Sorry to keep you waiting. I am homeschooling now so I am BUSY with my five kids and school!!!

Someone said they have two. I would hate to pay for shipping on only two. Thanks though. Bigger bulk of 8 or more would be great!!

Debbie :D
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What are Iso Bamboo Tongs (I Made a Boo-Boo)?

Iso Bamboo Tongs (I Made a Boo-Boo) are a kitchen tool designed for cooking and serving food. Made from sustainable bamboo, these tongs are lightweight, durable, and perfect for handling delicate items without scratching cookware.

How do I clean the Iso Bamboo Tongs?

To clean the Iso Bamboo Tongs, simply hand wash them with warm soapy water and a soft sponge. Avoid soaking them in water for long periods and do not put them in the dishwasher, as this can damage the bamboo.

Can the Iso Bamboo Tongs be used on non-stick cookware?

Yes, the Iso Bamboo Tongs are safe to use on non-stick cookware. Their bamboo construction ensures that they won't scratch or damage the non-stick surface, making them an ideal choice for cooking.

Are the Iso Bamboo Tongs heat resistant?

While the Iso Bamboo Tongs can withstand moderate heat, it is recommended to avoid exposing them to direct flames or extremely high temperatures. They are best used for stirring, flipping, and serving food at lower cooking temperatures.

What makes the Iso Bamboo Tongs eco-friendly?

The Iso Bamboo Tongs are made from sustainable bamboo, a renewable resource that grows quickly and requires less water and pesticides compared to traditional wood. This makes them an environmentally friendly choice for your kitchen utensils.

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