What Are the Details of the Spice Sampling Event?

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Discussion Overview

This thread explores the concept of creating spice sampling packets for events and parties, with participants sharing their personal experiences and ideas related to spice samples, recipes, and packaging methods.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based

Main Points Raised

  • One participant mentions seeing a post about spice samples for prizes and expresses interest in more details.
  • Another participant shares that a consultant they know makes her own spice samples, using different colors to track inventory.
  • Several users express a desire to start making their own spice samples and hope for recipe ideas to accompany them.
  • One participant describes a method for creating spice samples using ziploc bags and including recipes, suggesting a multi-dip buffet idea.
  • Another participant shares their experience of using small ziploc bags for spice samples and attaching recipe cards with their information.
  • One participant notes they give spice samples as thank-you gifts for larger orders, highlighting the popularity of their spice packets at shows.
  • Another participant discusses the materials and methods they use to create their spice packets, including cardstock and labels for instructions.
  • Some participants express excitement about trying out the spice packet ideas for upcoming parties.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ on the specifics of creating spice samples, with no clear consensus on a single method or recipe, as participants share various approaches and ideas.

Contextual Notes

Participants share personal experiences and creative ideas for spice sampling, reflecting a community of consultants looking to enhance their business practices and customer engagement.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants interested in innovative ways to engage customers through spice sampling and those looking for creative packaging ideas for their products.

I have to edit these two files again tomorrow - forgot to change the 1.25 oz. to 2.25 oz.
 
Janet -
These are awesome!! Thanks for sharing!
 
SusanBP0129 said:
Janet -
These are awesome!! Thanks for sharing!

I can't take credit for the creation - someone on Chef Success made the originals, someone posted them on another thread and I used it then edited for the Southwestern...

I'll have to look up who originally made them, but thanks to them!!!!
It was great for me who is new and didn't have "prizes" on hand but had a full jar of each seasoning to use and bags and card stock in the house!
 
Found the original poster - PampChefJoy... Thanks!

She is probably better at editing too!!!!
 
I LOVE this board! You people are so creative. Guess I'll be adding some spices to an order. Looks like I'm going to be my own best customer.(lol)
 
Thanks Janet for making new ones. I don't have the full adobe to edit things.

Ann
 
Lynda,
Just wanted to say Hi. I saw that you are a Stampin' Up
consultant. I do SU! & PC both as well!
 
You guys are SO awesome! I loved the spice samples and was sad to see them go...I think I will try this after I email HO to bring them back!!
 
I posted a "Taste of the Tropics" doorhanger template in the flyers/letters section of the forum. This is the template that I use for my spice packets. In the thread I also posted how I put the packets together (what size bag I use, how much spice, etc). Check it out & feel free to use it if you wish!
 
GrandmaritaI hate to bug you again about this BUT :o) I have my season packets made up and was wondering if you have labels documents for the recipes for each one? If so could you attach it? TYIA
 
If you return to post #14, of this thread, you will see what I use. It is on page one of this thread.
 
Bump for a recent inquiry...
 
Thanks Janet! Gives me some great ideas. I never thought about making sure I had food safe bags. I got some at Hobby Lobby but they are jewelry bags. Not for sure if they are safe for food!
 
I love love love this!!! I gotta go order up on spices :)
Thanks for sharing...
 
Seasoning mix tagsCan anyone update these mix tags/bags for seasoning mix door prizes? They need current pricing, etc...
Thanks,
Deb Z.
 

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Are these documents available anywhere as Word docs? I don't have Adobe to edit them and I'd like to make some for other spices.
 
zmom58 said:
Can anyone update these mix tags/bags for seasoning mix door prizes? They need current pricing, etc...
Thanks,
Deb Z.

I too would love them updated!! Anyone?? Word would be great too
 
Bump...anyone??
 
I came across this thread and now that we can buy the Southwest in bulk I thought more of us would want to use it. I figured you can get about 30 baggies from the bulk package. After paper, ink and seasoning it makes for a very nice under $1 giveaway!!
 
Here are a couple samples a friend did for me for Haloween - could work for any season, just change the rhyme and the character. CAREFUL - don't ever sell these, and you don't want to get in the way of the PC aesthetic/design. Have them be a freebie or a gift-with-purchase is probably OK.
 

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Just remember to make sure the bags are FDA approved for the seasonings and spices

Not all bags are.

:chef:
 
janetupnorth said:
Looked it up anyway...it was PaperMart item #1510222.

I just got off this site. The prices are so reasonable. Can't believe it.:love:

Thanks for posting it - And yes I know that it has been awhile

Thanks again

:chef:
 
This is a FABULOUS idea! Really cool now that we can get some of the rubs in Bulk packs on the supply order!! Thank you for the great idea!!
 
Just went and ordered some of those 2x2 baggies!! Thanks so much for this!
 
janetupnorth said:
Ok, two more - the "from my kitchen to yours is not centered perfectly on this one...it shifted and I couldn't get it back with the font change.
Just found this. Is anyone out there able to save it as a word doc. so we can edit the prices. I loved that Janet has a pdf for more than one seasoning, but of course these are rather dated. I will keep checking to see if anyone has already updated this.
 
Bummer, was hoping someone could update the greatd pdfs on here for the spices. I don't have the capability for this. Anyone out there able to do this?
 
StamperedChef said:
Hey thanks for the info, I'm just a newbie here. Heck I didn't even know there were recipes on the bottle! LOL. FYI you can buy the mini baggies at Michael's, JoAnn's, Wal-Mart, etc. I'm going to slip them into a card with a pocket (that I create) with the recipe. I will post one when I come up with the finished product. You see, I'm a Stampin' Up! rep too so this way I can promote BOTH businesses. Is that legal? LOL

ME TOO! LOVE PC and SU! : )T i was thinking how cute to stamp some cards with spices in them for promos! :) T I am a brand spankin new Consultant with PC....
 
I did that last night cause I had no guest prize. I got the jewelry bags from walmart and put a few spoonfulls in there and stapled it to my business card with the label. My guest was happy to get it
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a Spice Sampling Event?

A Spice Sampling Event is a fun and interactive gathering where guests can taste and learn about various spices and seasonings offered by Pampered Chef. It provides an opportunity to explore new flavors and discover how to use these spices in everyday cooking.

How do I host a Spice Sampling Event?

To host a Spice Sampling Event, you can reach out to a Pampered Chef consultant who will help you plan the event. You will need to choose a date, invite your friends and family, and prepare a space for the tasting. The consultant will guide you through the process and provide the necessary materials.

What can guests expect during the event?

Guests can expect to sample a variety of spices and seasonings, learn about their uses, and receive tips on how to incorporate them into their cooking. The event often includes demonstrations of recipes that highlight the featured spices, making it an engaging and educational experience.

Is there a cost to attend a Spice Sampling Event?

Typically, there is no cost to attend a Spice Sampling Event, as it is often hosted by a consultant who provides the spices and materials. However, some events may have a small fee or require a purchase to cover the cost of ingredients and supplies. It's best to check with the host for specific details.

Can I order spices during the event?

Yes, guests can usually place orders for the spices and products showcased during the Spice Sampling Event. The Pampered Chef consultant will provide information on how to order and any special promotions that may be available during the event.

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