Looking for Lunch Show Ideas to Impress Your Coworkers?

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Discussion Overview

This thread explores various ideas for lunch show recipes that Pampered Chef consultants can use to impress coworkers during office demonstrations. Participants share personal experiences and suggestions for recipes that are suitable for a lunch setting, considering equipment limitations and presentation aspects.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based

Main Points Raised

  • One participant, identifying as a new consultant, seeks ideas for quick lunch demos in a large company with limited equipment.
  • Another participant expresses a similar need for ideas for an upcoming lunch show at a company with around 100 employees.
  • One participant shares their experience with a strawberry cream trifle, highlighting its quick preparation and appealing presentation.
  • Another participant describes their method for making a Turtle Fudge Skillet Cake, emphasizing its ease of preparation and potential for high sales.
  • One participant expresses interest in the Turtle Fudge Skillet Cake and encourages further sharing of ideas.
  • A participant mentions a previous thread about wraps but is unable to find a recipe, noting limitations due to their new consultant's kit.
  • One participant suggests using the cut and seal tool for making chicken salad or veggie salad sandwiches, along with garnishing ideas.
  • Another participant recommends Chicken Clubhouse Squares as a great demo recipe that can be partially prepared at home.
  • One participant enthusiastically mentions a Deluxe Cheeseburger salad as an excellent option.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ on specific recipes and methods, with no clear consensus emerging on a single best option for lunch shows.

Contextual Notes

Participants share experiences and ideas based on their individual circumstances, including equipment availability and audience size.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants looking for inspiration for lunch show recipes and those interested in engaging coworkers through cooking demonstrations may find this thread beneficial.

trisigma730
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I am a really new consultant and I am trying to explore all options to produce new leads. I work in a fairly large company and I wanted to try to do a quick lunch demo. Any ideas on what recipes work well? We have a microwave (no turntable though), but thats about it. Any other ideas?
 
Oh this is a great thread - I need ideas too - I have one next month in a company that has around 100 employees -
 
I've been doing the strawberry cream trifle at my shows- it's quick, requires no heating element, shows lots of tools, and is delicious! Not to mention gorgeous presentation....(I'd think that would be perfect for an office lunch setting)
 
I LOVE office lunch parties. I have always made the"Turtle FUDGE SKILLET CAKE". I bake the cake at home and place it on the SA round white platter, then heat the caramel and frosting in the micro cooker and frost. I take it like this to the show and do an "AIR" show to this point. Sowing all of the tools used to get to this point. Now in the office lunch room I pour remaining caramel over the cake in a zig zag type pattern going over the edges onto the platter intentionally (like the restaurants) and chop the pecans and sprinkle over the top of cake. This cake can be cut into small squares to go a long ways. Your only dirty dishes are the food chopper, platter, knife and miniserving spatula. The host (or boss) at the office will sometimes bring in pizza or subway sandwiches, but have also done these where each person brings their own lunch. I am in and out in less than 90 minutes including set up and tear down. I have had sales ranging from $400 to $1,200!!! LOVE these shows, would like to do one every week.:chef:
 
I was thinking of doing that cake as well - keep the ideas coming!!
 
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I had read a previous thread that mentioned a wrap, but I couldn't find a recipe. I am also a bit limited on what I can demo because I only have the new consultant's kit.
 
What about using the cut and seal and making a yummy chicken salad/veggie salad/ filling and doing a lot of them on a larger platter like the SA large square and then do a few at the demo (show how to use the chopper to do the veggies for the chicken salad filling) and use some of the tool so make some pretty garnishes for the tray of sandwiches... Maybe some of the truffle brownie cups with the brownies already baked and ready to fill with the ganache?
 
Chicken Clubhouse Squares - you bake the crust at home and finish it up at the office. This is a great demo recipe.
 
Deluxe Cheeseburger salad - it's AWESOME!
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a Lunch Show with Pampered Chef?

A Lunch Show is a fun and interactive way to showcase Pampered Chef products while enjoying a meal with coworkers. During the event, a consultant demonstrates various kitchen tools and recipes that can be easily prepared during lunch breaks, making it both entertaining and educational.

How can I make my Lunch Show more engaging for my coworkers?

To make your Lunch Show engaging, consider incorporating hands-on activities where coworkers can participate in preparing the food. You can also include fun games or trivia related to cooking and kitchen tools, and offer samples of the dishes prepared to keep everyone involved and excited.

What types of recipes work best for a Lunch Show?

Recipes that are quick, easy, and require minimal cooking time are ideal for a Lunch Show. Consider options like salads, wraps, or quick appetizers that can be made in under 30 minutes. Dishes that showcase popular Pampered Chef tools, like the Quick Slice or the Micro-Cooker, can also impress your coworkers.

How can I encourage my coworkers to place orders during the Lunch Show?

To encourage orders, offer exclusive discounts or promotions available only during the Lunch Show. Highlight the benefits of the products being demonstrated and share personal stories about how they have made cooking easier for you. Additionally, provide a simple way for them to place orders, such as a mobile app or a printed order form.

What should I do if my coworkers are hesitant to participate?

If your coworkers are hesitant, try to create a relaxed and friendly atmosphere. Start with icebreakers or light-hearted discussions to make everyone feel comfortable. You can also offer incentives, like a small prize for participation or a raffle for those who engage, to encourage more involvement and enthusiasm.

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