What Show Door Prizes Do You Order W/ Supply?

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Discussion Overview

This thread explores various door prize options that participants order for their Pampered Chef shows. Participants share their experiences and preferences regarding the types of prizes they find effective or enjoyable for attendees.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based
  • Exploratory

Main Points Raised

  • One participant, identifying as a consultant, mentions ordering bamboo tongs, Quikut paring knives, and Season's Best cookbooks as common door prizes.
  • Another participant shares their experience of having a basket filled with various prizes, including coffee and seasoning samples, allowing attendees to choose their favorites.
  • Several users mention the appeal of inexpensive items like cute post-its and magnets to enhance their prize baskets.
  • One participant notes the importance of variety in prizes, especially for guests who have attended multiple shows.
  • Another participant discusses the idea of including recipe tags with spices as a way to add value to the prizes.
  • One participant expresses a preference for lower-cost items, citing budget considerations when selecting door prizes.
  • Another participant shares a strategy of giving multiple prizes based on different criteria, such as participation in games during the show.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ on the types of door prizes to include, with some participants favoring budget-friendly options while others prefer a mix of inexpensive and slightly pricier items. No clear consensus emerges on a single best approach.

Contextual Notes

Participants share personal experiences and preferences regarding door prizes, reflecting a variety of strategies to engage attendees and enhance their experience at shows.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants looking for ideas on door prizes and ways to engage guests at their shows may find the shared experiences and suggestions helpful.

lilscrapmama
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Im placing my supply order form, and getting bored of only have the paring knives & citrus peeler.
What do you order?
I have so far, the tongs, the season best cookbooks, the twix its,
What else? Im having a couple shows...with people that have already been to 2 of my shows, RECENTLY! I want to change it up a bit! :):rolleyes:
 
I usually go the cheap route!!I do the seasons best, quickut paring knives, citrus peelers, scrapers etc. The other ones are nice to have but a bit more pricy, for me anyways.
 
I have a basket full of prizes that people can choose from.

In there I have:
Coffee samples & seasoning samples (no longer available--I stocked up last time)
QK Knives
Citrus Peelers
Twix Its
Pan Scrapers

I give the host a current SB. Then at the end I have my drawing and I draw a name for every five in attendance and they get to choose out of my basket. If they want TwixIts, I usually tell them to take a couple.

Then I have a grand prize drawing and give a "vintage" SB to the winner. I always put recruiting info in with the SB as well.
 
Door prizesI get:
Bamboo tongs
Quikut paring knives
SB
Citrus peelers

And I order the small spatulas for months we don't have an incentive for purchasing $60 or more and I include one for that.

Debbie :D
 
I like the basket idea and letting them pick. Lots of nights, I forget to do the drawing until people are out the door! duh>>>
Maybe having a basket sitting in front of me will remind me to do it.
 
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DebbieSAChef said:
I get:
Bamboo tongs
Quikut paring knives
SB
Citrus peelers

And I order the small spatulas for months we don't have an incentive for purchasing $60 or more and I include one for that.

Debbie :D

Thats exactly what I was thinking....something else besides the small gift of the spice, FREE Is great, but to spend $60 for a something cheap.
Im also thinking about making up some little tags for the spices so they have that recipe. Maybe A seasons Best cookbook for anyone over $60 also would be nice.?
 
For door prizes, I also put cute post-its or other cute inexpensive items that I find. I just found magnets shaped like our Classic Batter Bowl that lists measurement equivalents. It pretties up the basket and offers options to those that have been to several shows. I figure it doesn't matter if it's all PC...it's about them feeling special b/c they won!
 
Jules711 said:
For door prizes, I also put cute post-its or other cute inexpensive items that I find. I just found magnets shaped like our Classic Batter Bowl that lists measurement equivalents. It pretties up the basket and offers options to those that have been to several shows. I figure it doesn't matter if it's all PC...it's about them feeling special b/c they won!

That's a really good idea. The dollar store always has magnets, fun post-its, etc. I don't know why I've never done that, but thanks for sharing. I'm going to add some of those items to my door prize basket.

Also, there's a thread on here about spices. Take 2 t of spice, put it in a bag with a recipe. The poster had an awesome package she put it all in. If you do a search under sample spice I think it should come up.
 
Jules711 said:
For door prizes, I also put cute post-its or other cute inexpensive items that I find. I just found magnets shaped like our Classic Batter Bowl that lists measurement equivalents. It pretties up the basket and offers options to those that have been to several shows. I figure it doesn't matter if it's all PC...it's about them feeling special b/c they won!

Do you mind me asking where you found the magnets? I would like some!
Thanks!
 
They are in the Dollar Spot at Target right now. Just picked up a few as well, but they were for me and my sisters.

I think you just gave me a reason to go to Target this week....hmm....
 
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Oh my goodness! I just picked up one of those as well and have it on my fridge! I didn't even think to put them in my dp basket!!! It's too cute because my 4 year old son picked it up and acted like he was pouring stuff on my daughters head! She didn't like that too much though!:p
 
Yes, I got them at Target! In fact, I just picked up a couple and my hubby says don't you need to get more for all your PC people? Hmmm...good point! :) I'm glad you liked the idea. Sometimes you don't realize that you are doing anything interesting or fun. I just got sick of looking at the same things too. I also check out Michael's because they have a $1 section too for notepads, notecards, address books and shopping lists. I love that stuff!!
 
I too do a basket. I usually have in it:
Season's Best (in addition to the one I give the host)
Bamboo Tongs
Citrus Peelers (2, with a small twixit in the bag as well)
Quikut Knife (again, usu with one small twixit)
Three twixits one ea size tied together

I also had ordered some mini whippers & spatulas as an incentive last fall, so I'm tossing one of each in there for now. Also still have coffee packs and dill seasoning pack in there ... really fills it out.

I do let them pick. I give 3 prizes now. One the traditional DP. One for most pts in Pampered Poker, and one if the person with the sticker on their lapboard mentions the guest special 3 times.
 
lisacb77 said:
I do let them pick. I give 3 prizes now. One the traditional DP. One for most pts in Pampered Poker, and one if the person with the sticker on their lapboard mentions the guest special 3 times.


What is Pampered Poker?
 
Yes, Lisa, do tell. What is Pampered Poker?????
 
DebbieJ said:
They are in the Dollar Spot at Target right now. Just picked up a few as well, but they were for me and my sisters.

I think you just gave me a reason to go to Target this week....hmm....

Thanks, I went to my Target (not really expecting them to be there) and got some, along with some recipe cards for $1!! Awesome! I really appreciate you sharing!
 
There is a whole thread or two on here about it...that's where I got it from. I'm not on my computer with the document or I'd repost :)
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What types of door prizes can I order for my Pampered Chef shows?

You can order a variety of door prizes for your Pampered Chef shows, including kitchen tools, cookbooks, and exclusive Pampered Chef products. It's a good idea to choose items that are popular and useful to your guests to encourage participation.

How many door prizes should I order for my show?

The number of door prizes you should order depends on the size of your show. A general guideline is to have one door prize for every five to ten guests. This ensures that more attendees have a chance to win something and increases excitement during the event.

Can I customize the door prizes for my show?

Yes, you can customize door prizes to fit the theme of your show or the interests of your guests. Consider selecting items that align with the recipes you’ll be demonstrating or that cater to specific cooking styles, making the prizes more relevant and appealing.

How do I promote the door prizes to my guests?

Promote the door prizes by mentioning them in your invitations, during the show, and in follow-up communications. You can also create a buzz by showcasing the prizes on social media or through email newsletters to get your guests excited about attending.

Are there any restrictions on what I can order as door prizes?

While you have a lot of flexibility in choosing door prizes, it's important to adhere to Pampered Chef's guidelines and policies. Avoid ordering items that are not part of the Pampered Chef catalog or that could be considered inappropriate for your audience. Always check with your director if you're unsure.

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