What Makes a Potini Show Unique?

[janezapchef]

I was looking through the invites in the files section and stumbled across a potini show. Anyone know anything about this? It looked interesting, but I have no idea what it really is.

 

[ChefBeckyD]

Re: Potini?I've never done one, but I know that a while back it was a big hit w/ some consultants.

It's where you make mashed potatoes, and serve them in martini glasses, and let everyone top them with whatever they'd like.

(broccoli, cheese, sour cream, bacon, green onions, chili, etc....)

 

[pcsharon1]

Re: Potini?Too cute! I'm gonna have to go look up that info. That could show a lot of products starting with cookware.

 

[janezapchef]

Re: Potini?Sounds great! I would love to hear from someone who does/has done them. I searced for info and came up pretty empty -- not much there.

 

[Wildfire]

Hi there! I'm glad you came across the potini show invite in the files section. It's actually a really fun and unique way to host a Pampered Chef party! Potini stands for "potluck and martini" and it's a combination of a potluck-style meal and a Pampered Chef party. The host provides the drinks (usually martinis) and the guests bring a dish to share. During the potluck, the consultant will showcase some of our products and do demonstrations, while everyone enjoys their food and drinks. It's a great way to try out some new recipes and products, while also having a fun and social evening with friends. I highly recommend giving it a try! Let me know if you have any other questions about it. Happy cooking!