Update on "Old" Recipe to Sell Cookware!

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This thread centers around participants sharing their experiences and ideas related to using new sprinkles in recipes to promote cookware sales. The conversation includes personal recipes, cooking outcomes, and thoughts on product availability.

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Main Points Raised

  • One participant, identifying as a consultant, shares a recipe for Garlic Bites using new sprinkles and discusses their cooking process.
  • Another participant mentions adjusting the amount of butter and sprinkles for better flavor in their batches of Garlic Bites.
  • Several users express excitement about the new sprinkles and their potential as host gifts.
  • One participant discusses the possibility of splitting larger jars of sprinkles for giveaways.
  • Another participant inquires about the point redemption system for cookware and shares details about point requirements for various products.
  • One participant shares their positive experience with a crescent roll recipe using the sprinkles, noting it was a hit at a party.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ regarding the best way to use the sprinkles and the specifics of product availability, with no clear consensus on the point redemption system.

Contextual Notes

Participants are sharing personal experiences related to cooking with new products and discussing strategies for selling cookware through recipe demonstrations.

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Consultants looking for creative recipe ideas and insights on product usage may find this discussion beneficial.

KellyTheChef
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Everyone needs to sell as much cookware as possible, right? Here's what I am going to do- especially if my show does not demo a cookware recipe.

Garlic Bites updated to use our new sprinkles!

Preheat oven to 350

Melt 3 T. butter in small saute pan or 10" saute pan

Sprinkle on 2 T. of either Cinnamon or Caramel Sprinkles over butter

Using one can of buttermilk biscuits (you know, the cheap ones that you can buy 4 tubes for less than $2) cut them into quarters and put into the pan. Mix them up so all are coated with butter and sprinkles. Sprinkle on another tablespoon of sprinkles on top.

Bake @ 350 for 10-12 minutes.

Mine are in the oven right now. I will let you know how they turn out soon!
 
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Well.........how did they come out Kelly?
 
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Ok. I made one batch with Sweet Cinnamon Sprinkles. Gave most of them to my neighbor so I would have an excuse to make a second batch using the Sweet Caramel Sprinkles.

You need to use THREE Tablespoons melted butter
My first batch, I only used two T. total of the sprinkles and there just was not enough flavor. When I made the second batch, I upped it to FOUR Tablespoons- much better.

BTW, make sure you turn them out onto a Med. SA Square, or onto our NEW DOTS round plates! Then, using a paper towel, wipe out the pan right in front of the guests...or better yet, have one of them do that for you and they will be SOLD on our easy cleanup!

Final Recipe Ingredients:

One tube biscuits
3 T. Butter
4 T. sprinkles (I tossed the biscuits with 3 T. and then sprinkled the rest on top.)


All I have to say is this:
WHEN CAN WE ORDER SWEET CARAMEL SPRINKLES AND HOW MANY CAN I BUY AT ONCE!?!?!?!?!??! I think I like the caramel ones better, but only cuz I can (mostly) duplicate the cinnamon flavor with our korinje cinnamon. That caramel stuff is the bomb!!
 
The jars we got at conference were sample sizes. I'm hoping those will be available on suppoy order - they'll make a great host gift! We'll have to wait and see if the full-size jars are on supply order. Otherwise, they'll be in the sample packages (the caramel one is in the June $1500 level).
 
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Ann~ I would be OK even if we can only order the full size jars- if that's how it goes, I will just split up a jar into 4 bags and make a bag topper if I wanted to give them out to hosts or as door prizes.

The smaller jars would be cute, but if they limit us (wasn't last season a limit of 4 per spice per season??) I would rather have the BIG full size jars....
 
KellyTheChef said:
The smaller jars would be cute, but if they limit us (wasn't last season a limit of 4 per spice per season??) I would rather have the BIG full size jars....
which I'd just order on a show.... shhhhh.....
 
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chefann said:
which I'd just order on a show.... shhhhh.....
*whispering* I'm not tellin anyone!!
Well, yea, but supply order is just soooooooo much easier!!


BTW, will someone PLEASE tell me to stop eating all of these stinkin biscuits! I am pretty sure that a serving size is not "one entire tube"....

:eek: :o :eek: :o :eek: :o :eek: :o
 
thanks kelly! that is an awesome idea!! i have saute pan recipes like that I will defintely have to start using!! I want to sell as much as I can!!

Does anyone know if when we redeem our points if it will be equal value? As in we sold a stainless steel 7pc set and got 450 points and we will be able to get a 7pc for 450 points or will it be higher?
 
quit eating them!! send them my way I'll eat for you!! :p
 
Chef_2_Four said:
thanks kelly! that is an awesome idea!! i have saute pan recipes like that I will defintely have to start using!! I want to sell as much as I can!!

Does anyone know if when we redeem our points if it will be equal value? As in we sold a stainless steel 7pc set and got 450 points and we will be able to get a 7pc for 450 points or will it be higher?
You need to sell a lot more to get it...

The tables are in the special edition CN, but here's some (I'll post the Stainless)...

7-piece set, retails for $450, need 4000 points to get it free
5-piece set, retails for $295, need 2500 points to get it free
12" covered skillet, retails for $200, need 1200 points
10" saute pan, retails for $98, need 850 points
8" saute pan, retails for $48, need 425 points

Conference attendees who submit 2 July shows will get 500 points.
 
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Stainless Points:

7 pc set............4,000 points
5 pc set...........2,500 points
12" covered Skillet....1,200 points (this is MINE!!!)
10" saute........850 points
8" saute..........425 points

Executive Points

7 pc set 3000
5 pc set 2000
12 qt stockpot 1300
12" skillet 1000
stirfry 900
11" grill 900
11" sq. griddle 800
8" saute 350
12" glass lid 350
grill press 325
 
Kelly,
Did you use the 8in or the 10in?
 
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Doh! We were typing at the same time! LOL
 
chefann said:
You need to sell a lot more to get it...

The tables are in the special edition CN, but here's some (I'll post the Stainless)...

7-piece set, retails for $450, need 4000 points to get it free
5-piece set, retails for $295, need 2500 points to get it free
12" covered skillet, retails for $200, need 1200 points
10" saute pan, retails for $98, need 850 points
8" saute pan, retails for $48, need 425 points

Conference attendees who submit 2 July shows will get 500 points.

Thanks! I didn't think they would be 1 point for $1 but didn't know how it was. I wish my CN would hurry up and get here already!!!
 
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I used the 10" but only cuz I want to sell the SET....

8" will work just fine!!
 
Chef_2_Four said:
Thanks! I didn't think they would be 1 point for $1 but didn't know how it was. I wish my CN would hurry up and get here already!!!
The special edition one will be in your changeover box. They'll be delivered around Aug 1 for non-directors. But it'll probably be available online on CC tomorrow.

People who go to conference get one on Day 3. :) Another Perk!
 
well I supposed to go but Wesley decided he didn't want me to be gone....darn him and his insecurity!! I'm going next year!! I'll break him if I have too!
 
Kelly- stop eating those biscuits!!

And that 12" pan is soooo going to be in my cupboard! The Asian noodle recipe (theme show) was good done in the non-stick, so I can just imagine that it'll be so much better done in the stainless so there's crunchy bits.
 
chefann said:
which I'd just order on a show.... shhhhh.....
Definately....get those trip points (might be just what you need to get to the next level!);)
 
Thanks for the information Kelly about the garlic bites using the cinnamon and caramel sprinkles! Those sprinkles are just the bomb! I made the crescent roll recipe with them this weekend Saturday and Sunday and my twins loved them! I sooooooooooo can't wait until we can order them!

Ann - I will def have to try that asian noodle recipe! Maybe next week but will have to use my prof family skillet!

I made the brie and the brownies last night for my Discovery Toys party and both were a huge hit!!!!!!!!!!!! Woo Hoo!
 
Hey! What's the crescent roll recipe with the sprinkles?
 
Check out post #1, 3. This sounds great I want to make some now.
 
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Chef Endora said:
Hey! What's the crescent roll recipe with the sprinkles?
Unroll a can of crescents....pinch together seams and roll out slightly. Brush with 1 T. butter and sprinkle on 1/4 cup sprinkles (or more :p ) Roll up so you have a LONG roll and then slice into 16 slices. Bake @ 375 for 10-12 minutes.

***this recipe is on the bottles of sprinkles...be sure to let your customers know that!!
 
I had a daytime show on Tuesday - and made the pg 22 Salsa w/ chips, and 2 batches of biscuits, one with the cinnamon sprinkles, and one with the caramel sprinkles.........I used 10 in. skillets (Exec. & Prof.) ~ and everyone oohed and aahed! They loved them! If the sprinkles had been available, I probably would have sold several bottles!
As it is, I got a booking for Sept. Not sure if it is because of the Pans, or the spriinkles!:D
 
I posted this in another thread last night...
I consumed as many calories as Kelly, apparently.
I used puff pastry and did it the same way as if I were using crescents.
Talk about yummy!!
 
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ljeffries said:
I posted this in another thread last night...
I consumed as many calories as Kelly, apparently.
I used puff pastry and did it the same way as if I were using crescents.
Talk about yummy!!



Oh my! Perhaps I will have to try that one too! That sounds super!
 

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