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This thread discusses a recent show where the host experienced a significant ant problem, leading to various reactions and shared experiences among participants regarding cleanliness and pest issues during events.
Views differ regarding the appropriateness of hosting events in unclean environments, with some participants expressing strong disapproval while others share their own experiences of similar situations.
Participants share personal anecdotes related to pest issues during shows, highlighting the emotional responses and discomfort caused by such experiences.
Consultants who have encountered similar situations or are interested in discussing pest management and cleanliness during events may find this thread relevant.
dannyzmom said:Tonight's show...the host had a major ant proble.
Ants...everywhere.
On the table where she served the food.
Crawling across the screen of my laptop.
I have the heebie jeebies now:yuck:
JAE said:EEWW! I have ants, or I did yesterday. It's the third time in the last 8 months! I put the ant stuff out right away each time, though. Then we spray around the house, too. Yuck! My house is new (three years, now). The first time I found them in my house was right after I did major cleaning, and I had a few ladies over. I was so grossed out and mad that the ants seemed to show up right after I cleaned instead of when my house was dirty.
StacieB said:That is just wrong. Did the guests say anything about them?
dannyzmom said:Nooooooooooooooooo!!!
But the new consultant I had along with me to observed was SO skeeved out she was itching and twitching the whole ride home!! LOL
Kitchen Diva said:Carolyn, does breezy mean you're going comando--- or you're just feeling a bit windy?
dannyzmom said:breezy Just Seemed To Fit Today - I Was Feeling Light And Breezy.
Now, This Evening...after Eating A Big Portion Of Creamy One Pot Pasta (with Lots Of Broccoli) And Chasing It With Chocolate Milk..."breezy" Has Taken On A Whole New Meaning. Poor Dh Has To Sleep With Me Tonight... He Needs Nose Plugs - Lol
dannyzmom said:Breezy just seemed to fit today - I was feeling light and breezy.
Now, this evening...after eating a big portion of Creamy One Pot Pasta (with lots of broccoli) and chasing it with chocolate milk..."breezy" has taken on a whole new meaning. Poor DH has to sleep with me tonight... He needs nose plugs - LOL
dannyzmom said:Tonight's show...the host had a major ant proble.
Ants...everywhere.
On the table where she served the food.
Crawling across the screen of my laptop.
I have the heebie jeebies now:yuck:
chefmeg said:that is just wrong!
I had a show many years ago in a home that was totally dirty~I can live with clutter (after 17 years with DH, I have had to learn how!) but this was DIRT! How can people live like that AND ask others over to enjoy food in those kind of conditions????
vwpamperedchef said:REMEDY FOR ANTS----- Black Pepper! Harmful to them, safe for pets![]()
pamperedlinda said:Thread Hijack: Anyone have a good remedy for spiders? My house is 3 y/o and I have spiders and spider webs all over the place (corners, under cabinets, behind doors, above cabinets). Mostly they are the little spiders and the daddy-long-leg ones. The exterminator said in order to kill them that the chemicals would be too toxic for my family and pets. Any tips are appreciated.
dannyzmom said:Breezy just seemed to fit today - I was feeling light and breezy.
Now, this evening...after eating a big portion of Creamy One Pot Pasta (with lots of broccoli) and chasing it with chocolate milk..."breezy" has taken on a whole new meaning. Poor DH has to sleep with me tonight... He needs nose plugs - LOL
KaryCam said:I know that if I was a guest at this home with not just ants but dirtiness, I would have not wanted to eat or drink anything.
I know you were clean but just not sure of where the hostess stored the ingredients or what may have crawled on it.
eeww:yuck:
vwpamperedchef said:REMEDY FOR ANTS----- Black Pepper! Harmful to them, safe for pets![]()
"Tonight's Show...the Host Had a Major Ant" is a playful phrase used in Pampered Chef to describe a situation where the host is excited and enthusiastic about their cooking demonstration, but something unexpected or humorous happens, much like an "ant" that disrupts the flow of the event. It emphasizes the fun and spontaneity of hosting a Pampered Chef party.
To prepare for a Pampered Chef show and minimize disruptions, ensure that you have all your ingredients and tools ready before the event starts. Familiarize yourself with the recipes and equipment you'll be using. Additionally, create a comfortable environment for your guests, and have a plan for managing any unexpected situations that may arise.
If something goes wrong during your Pampered Chef show, stay calm and maintain a positive attitude. Use humor to address the situation, as it can lighten the mood. If a recipe doesn’t turn out as expected, you can pivot to a different dish or share tips on how to troubleshoot the issue. Remember, the goal is to have fun and engage with your guests.
Absolutely! Many hosts feel nervous before their show, but with preparation and practice, you can overcome those feelings. Focus on the excitement of sharing delicious recipes and products with your guests. Engaging with your audience and encouraging participation can help ease your nerves and create a lively atmosphere.
Incorporating fun activities can enhance your Pampered Chef show. Consider hosting a cooking challenge, where guests can team up to create a dish using specific ingredients. You can also include product demonstrations, taste tests, or a trivia game related to cooking and kitchen tools. These activities keep guests engaged and make the event memorable.