Understanding the Try Me & Ice Cube Demo

[pamperedape]

but could someone explain the "try me" piece...

and the ice cube demo?

Thanks!!

 

[jdavis]

The try me piece is a small saute pan so they can figure out if they like it or not, before they spend a lot of money on it

The ice cube demo is to put a piece of ice in one of the larger pans and show how fast it melts and let them feel the sides of the pans as to how fast it transfers the cold, which will show how fast it also transfers evenly the heat.

 

[katie0128]

I always add... "I know most people don't cook with ice cubes. But I kinda shy away from heating the pan and then passing it around. I'm really not all that interested in seeing the inside of the burn unit of [insert local hospital name here]'s ER."
Kinda corny, but good for a laugh.

 

[jdavis]

I always add... "I know most people don't cook with ice cubes. But I kinda shy away from heating the pan and then passing it around. I'm really not all that interested in seeing the inside of the burn unit of [insert local hospital name here]'s ER."
Kinda corny, but good for a laugh.

And I wouldn't think your PC insurance would cover it, lol!

 

[Wildfire]

Hi there! The "try me" piece is a small tool that you can use to demonstrate the quality and functionality of our products to potential customers. It allows them to physically interact with the product and see how it works. As for the ice cube demo, it is a fun and interactive way to show how our cookware and bakeware can withstand extreme temperatures without warping or cracking. You can place an ice cube in our stoneware or metal pans and put it in the oven, and the ice cube will still be solid when you take it out. It's a great way to showcase the durability and versatility of our products. I hope that helps! Let me know if you have any other questions. Happy cooking!