BethCooks4U said:aluminum foil works as a lid.
But the icing sticks to it.
We could have iced it there, but didn't want the hassle.
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The forum discussion centers on desired new products for an upcoming conference, with participants suggesting various kitchen items. Key suggestions include a lid for the 9x13 metal pan, a dome for the cake pedestal, and stackable glass storage containers with seal-tight lids. Other notable requests involve a cookbook holder, collapsible strainers, and innovative Cool & Serve products. The community expresses enthusiasm for enhancing their kitchenware collection with practical and aesthetically pleasing items.
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BethCooks4U said:aluminum foil works as a lid.
kristina16marie said:and a silver cookbook stand that will match our simple additions line!
pampcheflisa said:I have been wanting this for years!! I have sent in the suggestion to HO for the last 3 years!!
Hmmm, that's interesting. I just cannot imagine that though. Maybe in a different style that would be smaller? But a hanging rack would just be something so big, and would need to be different for different houses, and many kitchens would never be set up for one - plus it would have to be installed, and I just can't imagine PC getting into the home remodeling business! (I know what my hubby had to do to install ours, and how we looked at a ton of different racks, before deciding on the right one - and I can't imagine buying one from a catalog without seeing it first.)My guess would be new cookware (Like a larger Stockpot! YES!), new stoneware, and possibly new dishes. (solid colors to go with the Dots - which I love.)Sheila said:I have one stoneware rack & really want another one! I also wish they would come out with that one.Remember the cookware rack for Consultants? I'm guessing it's coming out for purchase & might be knocking up the $6,000 level a bit.![]()
I doubt they would get involved in the install process. LOLIf they are marketing it to go with their 5 pc or 7 pc cookware - or selling it as a set with the cookware, they could make it the right size to fit.ChefBeckyD said:Hmmm, that's interesting. I just cannot imagine that though. Maybe in a different style that would be smaller? But a hanging rack would just be something so big, and would need to be different for different houses, and many kitchens would never be set up for one - plus it would have to be installed, and I just can't imagine PC getting into the home remodeling business! (I know what my hubby had to do to install ours, and how we looked at a ton of different racks, before deciding on the right one - and I can't imagine buying one from a catalog without seeing it first.)My guess would be new cookware (Like a larger Stockpot! YES!), new stoneware, and possibly new dishes. (solid colors to go with the Dots - which I love.)Sheila said:I have one stoneware rack & really want another one! I also wish they would come out with that one.Remember the cookware rack for Consultants? I'm guessing it's coming out for purchase & might be knocking up the $6,000 level a bit.![]()
Sheila said:I doubt they would get involved in the install process. LOL
If they are marketing it to go with their 5 pc or 7 pc cookware - or selling it as a set with the cookware, they could make it the right size to fit.![]()
Sheila said:I have one stoneware rack & really want another one! I also wish they would come out with that one.
Remember the cookware rack for Consultants? I'm guessing it's coming out for purchase & might be knocking up the $6,000 level a bit.![]()
jzramom said:For those looking for a lid for the cake stand, picked one up a light weight one at a resturant supply store in town for around $6.